Good morning, Rock Springs.

Rock Springs Animal Control will host a Microchip Chip and Spay event this Saturday at 850 West Center Street from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Pet microchips will cost $20 with free lifetime registration and low-cost spay and neuter services in Green River will be offered by Castle Rock Veterinary—prices range from $30 to $150 for cats and dogs, and families earning under $50,000 should call 307-352-1455 for appointments.

A Rock Springs minister invites community members to join him for a prayer walk to pray for people, places & current circumstances in the United States.

The Sweetwater County Library System hosts Wyoming author Craig Johnson for two events in Rock Springs on Saturday, June 28—he will discuss his Longmire series and interact with local readers.

Commissioners in Sweetwater County say the new property tax exemptions passed by the Wyoming Legislature may lead to revenue losses that could cancel out the intended benefit for homeowners — they worry the changes might harm essential community funding.

Nicole Hartford was appointed to the Rock Springs Main Street Urban Renewal Agency Board—she is a longtime community member expected to help guide local urban renewal plans.

New facilitators at Sweetwater Memorial’s Pediatric Clinic are starting COPE — TEEN sessions to help youth ages 8 to 21 live healthier lives.

The programs will offer guidance on healthy lifestyles and support families in Rock Springs.

Tami Love, the chief financial officer at Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County, was re-elected to lead the Wyoming Chapter of the Healthcare Financial Management Association.

The chapter will host two in-person conferences in Fall and Spring to offer members education and networking opportunities.

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.