Good morning, Rock Springs.

The YWCA in Green River has opened its Victims Advocacy Center to support young adults after local data showed a growing need for help.

The center will provide essential services to the community.

The Sweetwater County Historical Museum and the Sweetwater County Quilters’ Guild have teamed up for their annual quilt exhibit themed *Shelter* that runs until April 30 at 3 E.

Flaming Gorge Way in Green River; the exhibit is free and open Tuesday through Saturday.

Western Wyoming Community College (Western) invites regional employers, businesses, organizations and agencies to join its annual Career and Transfer Fair on Wednesday, Apr.

1 at 10 a.m. at its Rock Springs campus.

At its March 4 meeting, the city council postponed moving Main Street Market to North Front Street due to parking concerns — Mayor Mickelson will seek input from the URA.

It also approved a $382,500 bid by Rain Drops for water features on a splash pad at Century West Park.

Sweetwater County Public Health confirmed that it will continue serving Rock Springs residents while nearby sites have closed, ensuring community health services remain available.

A Rock Springs pregnancy resource center clarified its mission after online discussion surged following the closure of Western Wyoming Family Planning.

Registered nurse and executive director Kimi Seymour detailed the center’s services (and funding) as part of its effort to serve the community.

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.