Good morning, Rock Springs.

It’s All in the Details Boutique, owned by Anna Martinez, was named October Business of the Month by Rock Springs Main Street — Urban Renewal Agency on Oct.

15. Martinez also chairs the Promotions Committee and supports downtown events to help strengthen local business efforts.

The Sweetwater County Library System was awarded a $25,000 grant from the Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund to purchase a minivan for its outreach program that delivers library materials to homebound patrons and local senior centers (the grant requires a matching dollar).

Artist Denise Mosley will present her first solo exhibit, Memory Lane, at the Community Fine Arts Center from Oct.

20 to Nov. 30, with a reception on Nov. 20 from 4 to 6 p.m. Her paintings combine nostalgic car imagery and rural Wyoming scenes that connect to local memories.

Western Wyoming College urges current and prospective students to complete the free 2027–2028 FAFSA available at StudentAid.gov for federal aid and scholarship options, recommending forms be submitted by Feb.

1 to plan for the upcoming school year.

Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County’s Director of Education, Patty O’Lexey, was named a University of Utah Health Affiliate Healthcare Champion on Friday, Oct.

16—an honor that recognizes her leadership, innovative nurse training programs and commitment to quality care.

Southwest Counseling Service received a $423,196 federal grant from the VA to strengthen suicide prevention support for veterans in Sweetwater County and surrounding communities.

The one-year program began Sept. 30 and reaches veterans in Rock Springs, Green River and rural areas with services like outreach, risk screening, and peer support.