Good morning, Rock Springs.

David and Holly Mendoza were named April Rock Springs URA Volunteers of the Month for their work at Broadway Theater, where they volunteer in concessions + bartending and gain soundboard skills.

The retired couple moved to Rock Springs to be near family and enjoy the historic downtown after being drawn in by the production of 'Ebenezer Scrooge Goes to Trial.'

All West Communications has announced that it will expand its high-speed fiber internet service to Mustang Ridge in Rock Springs—a move that promises faster, more reliable online access for local residents.

On May 6th, the Green River High School Art Department showed 146 artworks at the State Art Symposium in Casper—52 pieces earned blue ribbon awards while student pottery by Haley Clevenger, Madeline Liebelt and Garren Steiss received special honors.

The school gym will display all the works with a silent auction held from May 12th to May 14th.

At 7 p.m. on May 6, the Rock Springs City Council met at City Hall to consider a resolution that would close the Civic Center on July 1 for construction—repurposing and possible renovation as inspections showed the building had deteriorated with insufficient funds for repairs.

The meeting also reviewed the Preliminary Budget ending June 30, 2026—details that may shape future funding plans.

On May 6, Sweetwater County Commission approved a fire contract agreement with Sweetwater County Fire District No. 1 to support local fire protection efforts.

Cirque Ma'Ceo

7:00 p.m. — Sweetwater Events Complex — Check event page for pricing — Experience the breathtaking harmony of magnificent horses and world-class artists in a captivating show.

Deana Carter Concert

7 p.m. — Broadway Theater — Tickets available — Experience the legendary Deana Carter's timeless hits in an intimate setting.