Good morning, Rock Springs.

The Rock Springs Main Street/Urban Renewal Agency released its 2025 annual report with the Broadway Theater’s Annual Impact Report today, highlighting community progress and economic trends.

The Sweetwater County Historical Museum in Green River announced it received the 2026 Culture Grows Grant (from the Wyoming Humanities Council) to advance its community role.

The Wyoming Senate approved a school funding bill on Thursday to add $127.1 million over two years and boost teacher salaries, add nurse and counselor jobs, plus require a minimum of 17 teachers in small districts.

Lawmakers plan further adjustments when the bill reaches the House.

Western Wyoming Family Planning in Rock Springs announced it will close on March 31 due to ongoing challenges and funding issues; patients are urged to call the clinic (307-362-6813) for help transferring records.

Rock Springs High School senior Koen Asper won the 100 Yard Freestyle on Friday, Feb.

20 at Cheyenne East High during the 4A Wyoming Boys State Swimming and Diving Championships — the Green River 200 Yard Medley Relay team also claimed the state title.

Playing on the road in Cheyenne, the Mustang women (18-9, 5-4 in Region IX) won 87-64 while the men lost 78-74 on Friday.

Both teams will play tonight against Eastern Wyoming College in Torrington.

Knitting Class - Cardigan

6-8 p.m. — the yarn and the tale — Registration required — Join this intermediate four-part class to knit your own cardigan.