Good morning, Rock Springs.

Infinity Power Corp is donating repair services for six broken street lights on Blair Avenue after a resident reported the damage near a trailer court.

Workers are starting repairs today & the company continues its long history of community involvement and local hiring efforts.

Local first responders now receive a 15% discount on regular items at Memorial Hospital’s café in Rock Springs—an effort to thank police, sheriff’s office and fire department employees amid a daily offering of fresh meals.

Just Frame It at 420 S.

Main Street is named the September Golden Broom Award winner by the Rock Springs Main Street/Urban Renewal Agency for its creative window displays and upkeep; the award honors local businesses that keep downtown attractive + inviting for residents.

Rock Springs preservation supporters are launching an appeal after Rome concurred with Bishop Biegler's decision to relegate the historic Saints Cyril and Methodius Church — a cherished local landmark — saying funds of about $30,000 a year are needed.

The group established a non-profit to track donations and preserve the building.

Christmas in the Park this December features a glassblowing workshop by Ikonic Glass at Bunning Park; sessions run daily from Dec.

10 to Dec. 20 with 20-minute hands-on instruction costing $35 (closed-toe shoes and parental supervision required for minors).

Western Wyoming College and the University of Wyoming announced a new Express Transfer Agreement (ETA) to give students a clear path from an associate to a bachelor’s degree at UW.

New students must opt in by Nov. 15 while current students in Accounting, Psychology or Elementary Education have a Nov. 1 deadline.

GEAR UP Wyoming at Western Wyoming College will celebrate National GEAR UP Week from Sept.

21 to 25. Students will write letters to their future selves (using a Dream Wall) and join college visits, workshops and career exploration events to prepare for future success.

Suzie Schmid, a local political organizer and community volunteer, announced her candidacy for House District 48 in Rock Springs.

She said she is running to address economic challenges including rent and healthcare access.

The Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County Foundation launched its 20th Anniversary Campaign on Sept.

2 at the Waldner House—where donors, patients, and hospital leaders gathered—celebrating two decades of impact and planning future healthcare improvements with a Red Tie Gala set for Feb. 6.