Good morning, Rock Springs.

At Bunning Park on Saturday during the 8th annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s, Dean Long recalled how his late mother’s love endured even as Alzheimer’s affected her abilities, reminding locals of her nurturing spirit (a legacy that inspires the community).

United Way of Southwest Wyoming will celebrate Give Like Dolly Day on Sept.

25 by inviting local donations to support its Imagination Library, which sends free monthly books to nearly 2,000 children across Lincoln, Sweetwater and Uinta counties — fostering early reading skills before kindergarten.

Serial Killer Speakeasy is coming to the Broadway Theater downtown with true-crime storytelling and themed cocktails scheduled for Friday, Oct.

23 and Saturday, Oct. 24. Tickets cost $65 for general admission or $80 for VIP front-row seating for guests 21+.

The Bureau of Land Management has offered grants to Moxa Carbon Storage LLC and Pond Field LLC for carbon storage projects in Lincoln, Uinta and Sweetwater counties.

Grants cover 605,000 and 44,000 acres of underground pore space and will allow companies to store carbon dioxide once Wyoming requirements are met.

Local high schools posted sports updates on Sept.

15 and Sept. 18 with football scores, cross country details, swimming dual results, tennis matches, and volleyball outcomes. The schedule notes an RSHS Tigers vs GRHS Wolves volleyball match at GRHS on Sept. 12 at 6 PM.