Good morning, Rock Springs.

Sweetwater Events Complex announced that Rock Springs has been chosen to host the 2027 Airstream Club International Rally—an event expected to bring over 1,200 camping units and thousands of visitors while building on the local boost from the 2023 rally.

Local first responders and community members met on Thursday, Sept.

11 to honor the sacrifice of those lost during Sept. 11—showing the town's deep respect for the heroes who served.

The BLM said it will delay its planned capture of more than 3,000 free-roaming horses until summer 2026—lawyers said the agency must follow a court ruling that found its 2025 plan did not show how removing the horses would help nature.

The decision affects the Salt Wells Creek, Great Divide Basin and Adobe Town herds across southwestern public lands.

News sources reported a July 11 homicide in Pinedale that left 67-year-old Paul Browning dead and his family still seeking answers—while debates over gravel mining in Casper and the use of AI in Powell continue.

Rock Springs officials are studying fair water and sewer rates and Jackson broke ground on 72 workforce apartments to support local hospital staff.

Ann Clevenger, chief nursing officer at Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County, received the Norman S.

Holt Award for Nursing Excellence on September 11 — an honor given after her calm leadership during a multi-vehicle crash in the Green River Tunnel. With over 20 years of experience, she expanded telepsychiatry services and reduced nurse turnover — marking the first time an MHSC nurse earned this award.

Crochet Class - Queen Ann Lace

2-5 p.m. — the yarn and the tale — Online registration required — Learn to crochet a lovely lace scarf in this engaging class.

Witches Gone Wild Spooktacular Gift & Craft Bootique

4-7 p.m. — Broadway Theater — $3 admission on Friday, free on Saturday — Explore unique crafts and gifts in a Halloween-themed market.