Good morning, Rock Springs.

In Rock Springs – an 86-year-old U.S. Army veteran with dementia was honored when local motorcycle clubs rode by to show respect for his service.

Flaming Gorge Days will move forward under local nonprofit leadership for 2026 after the Green River City Council met Tuesday and heard plans from a new committee led by Councilwoman Sherry Bushman—this group aims to restore the event with returning activities like the parade and car show and new attractions such as a foam party and sports tournaments. City departments including Parks and Recreation, Police, Fire and Streets will continue to support the event through an upcoming service contract.

Community members have many events planned for the weekend with library crafts at White Mountain Library on Friday and fundraisers, sports games, and a glow run in Rock Springs and Green River, including a Jae Boots fundraiser and high school matches.

Saturday brings a 5K zombie crawl, Dia de los Muertos celebrations and trunk-or-treat events, followed by a live drama at The Hill Church from Sunday to Tuesday (inviting families and friends to join).

Rock Springs local Drew Yerkovich, a Western alum and art teacher, will show his first solo exhibit 'Hyper-Nature' at the college gallery starting October 24 with an opening reception on November 7 at 5:00 p.m. plus he will lead a two-day printmaking workshop on October 31 and November 1 for students and community members.

First Annual Malabrigo Day

10 a.m. - 5 p.m. — the yarn and the tale — Entry with purchase — Celebrate 20 years of Malabrigo with discounts and a prize drawing.

Will Baxter Band: The Magic of Elvis Presley

7-9 p.m. — Broadway Theater — $20.00 — Experience a high-energy tribute to the King of Rock and Roll with a blend of classic hits and original songs.

Aria Nouveau

7-10 p.m. — Broadway Theater — Elegant event — Experience a delightful evening of crossover hits and Broadway blockbusters featuring world-class vocal talents.