Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 30th of May.
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Tribal representatives and education leaders said they are worried about proposed federal funding cuts to programs like Job Corps — a key training program for Native American youth — and Head Start, which many reservation communities rely on for early education and job training.
Lawmakers noted that changes could also affect Impact Aid and Pell Grants, with funding decisions still pending in Washington.
The Bureau of Land Management said roundups will start July 15 to remove over 3,000 wild horses from the Great Divide Basin, Salt Wells Creek, and Adobe Town herd areas.
The decision comes after many public comments and allows mailed appeals until June 28—plans may change if court rulings alter the process.
Deana Carter Concert
7 p.m. — Broadway Theater — Tickets available — Experience the legendary Deana Carter's timeless hits in an intimate setting.
Sweetwater Blues n’ Brews Festival
2-7 p.m. — Bunning Park — $40 general admission, $50 VIP — Enjoy live blues music and craft brews in the fresh air of Rock Springs.
Concert in the Park
7-11 p.m. — Bunning Park — Free entry — Enjoy live music from various local artists along with food trucks in a vibrant park setting.
Concert in the Park
7-8:30 p.m. — Bunning Park — Free entry — Enjoy live music from a variety of genres in a beautiful outdoor setting with food trucks available.
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