Good morning, Rock Springs.

Rock Springs Main Street/URA launched 'Rooted in Rock Springs' – a campaign urging residents and visitors to shop, dine, and support local businesses.

The initiative will share local owners' stories to boost community jobs and strengthen neighborhood ties.

The Food Bank of Sweetwater County launched its Thanksgiving drive to support around 600 families this holiday season.

Community members are urged to donate nonperishable items (like stuffing mix and cranberry sauce) by calling 307-382-7332 or making a monetary contribution online.

The Rock Springs City Parks crew has been awarded the quarterly Pride of Place Award by the Beautification Committee for its dedication to enhancing local parks, playgrounds, and green spaces.

They manage 26 park locations (over 100 acres and 4,000 trees) to keep the city vibrant.

Adult Education Week starts this week at Western Wyoming Community College where the College and Career Readiness Program helps students like Elayna and Natasha overcome challenges + plan for new careers through small, personalized classes.

Rachel Lance, an experienced nurse manager, was promoted to Director of Case Management at Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County on Sept.

14. She replaces Robin Jenkins, who retired after 39+ years, as Interim CNO Ann Clevenger praised her commitment to patient-centered care.

Rachel Lance (BSN, RN) has been promoted to Director of Case Management at Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County in Rock Springs.

She will lead patient care coordination using her previous experience as lead case manager, replacing Robin Jenkins after her 39-year tenure.

Local high school teams posted scores this week in football (Cheyenne East 31, Rock Springs 3), girls swimming, golf, tennis and volleyball meets.

Home varsity events include football, tennis, swimming and volleyball on Friday (9/18) and Saturday (9/19) at local high schools.