Good morning, Rock Springs.

Rock Springs offers plenty of weekend activities including high school tennis regional matches, a Lady Mustangs soccer game at Rock Springs Junior High, and the season’s swimming meet at Rock Springs High.

Cultural events include Disney Throwback Night at Bunning Hall Freight Station and Open Mic Night at Pinup Coffee.

The Sweetwater County Library in Green River will host two Ghost Walk investigations on Saturday, Oct.

10 (6 p.m.) and Saturday, Oct. 24 (9 p.m.) for participants at $20 a ticket. Advance purchases are encouraged as proceeds benefit library programs.

The Ghost Walk Crew is hosting paranormal investigations at Sweetwater County Library on Oct.

10 and Oct. 24, with sessions starting at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. Tickets cost $20 and are limited to 20 participants — advance purchase is recommended.

Rock Springs Main Street/Urban Renewal Agency is inviting high school students ages 15–18 to join its Youth Advisory Council to help shape downtown projects and build leadership skills; interested students or community members may call the agency for more details.

The Wyoming Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the state must increase funding for teacher salaries to account for inflation while striking down requirements to fund school resource officers, computers, and nutrition programs.

Lawmakers praised the decision as it supports recent funding reforms (offering districts flexibility).

The BLM will perform a supplemental environmental impact statement and amend its Rawlins Resource Management Plan for the pumped-water storage project at Seminoe Reservoir.

FERC will delay its licensing decision until the review is complete, giving critics more opportunities for local comment by Oct-13.

Aspen Mountain Medical Center is adding Dr. Roger E.

Murken, a board-certified foot and ankle surgeon, to expand local orthopedic care. He will start seeing patients in Rock Springs on Oct. 16 to treat common and complex foot issues.