Good morning, Rock Springs.

At its September meeting, the Women's Club of Sweetwater County approved scholarships for four local students and welcomed a new member, Deanne Autry, as part of its fall season of community service and educational support.

The club promoted clean-up efforts with its environmental theme on Public Lands and Community Stewardship.

Officials investigated a report of a weapon at Rock Springs Junior High on Tuesday, Sept.

22 but found no evidence of a student carrying it, ensuring campus safety.

The Sweetwater County Library Foundation will host Twisted Tales Halloween Festival at Expedition Island in Green River from Oct.

30 to Nov. 1 - the event features a haunted maze with daytime and nighttime tours, a candy crawl, and trunk-or-treat activities to raise funds for local libraries and the Community Fine Arts Center.

WYDOT will begin roadway grinding work today, Sept.

23, closing the Belt Loop from Dewar Drive to Blair Avenue until Sept. 24 while West Center Street remains open for traffic as part of a pavement repair project scheduled to finish on Oct. 31.

The Sheridan VA Health Care System is offering walk-in flu clinics for enrolled Veterans at local VA sites.

In Rock Springs, clinics will run on Oct. 6, 13 and 27 from 1 to 3 p.m., and flu shots will also be available at regular appointments and participating pharmacies.

Southwest Counseling Service’s Prevention Specialist Jayda Gatley is offering free suicide-prevention training, 988 Lifeline materials, and specialized education sessions to schools, businesses, and workplaces this month in Sweetwater County (as part of the Community Prevention Grant program).