Good morning, Rock Springs.

Wyoming’s soda ash industry, which employs about 2,500 people, is fighting falling margins as low-cost Chinese production floods global markets — delaying multi-billion dollar solution mining expansions needed to boost competitiveness.

Meteorologist Mike Natoli forecasts that a powerful El Nino will bring less wind and mixed snowfall to Wyoming this winter—southern areas may receive more rain and snow while northern zones could stay dry, offering hope to drought-hit basins.

Rock Springs High School reported sports results from Sept.

24 through 26, including a football loss where Kelly Walsh beat Rock Springs 21 to 6, and announced upcoming matches such as a volleyball contest today at 6:00 p.m. at RSHS — other events are scheduled for Oct. 1 and Oct. 2.

The Buccaneers won their third RSYAFL title with a 32-0 victory over the Bills and finished a 29-1 season; they will face the Green River YFL Bills for the Trona Bowl trophy on Saturday, Oct.

3 at Wolves Stadium in Green River.