Good morning, Rock Springs.

Yesterday, the Rock Springs and Green River Chambers of Commerce began accepting reservations for the Adopt a Tree event on a first-come, first-served basis, with trees priced at $35 in Green River and $40 or $45 plus a refundable $20 deposit in Rock Springs.

The Rock Springs Chamber is also accepting reservations for the December 6 Lighted Holiday Parade with the theme 'We Built This City on Rock and Coal' as trees will be decorated along Dewar Drive, Elk Street, and Uinta Drive.

The Wyoming Legislature’s Select Committee on School Finance Recalibration concluded a two-day meeting Wednesday to update the state’s K-12 funding model as required every five years.

Teachers are calling for pay hikes amid a court order to improve working conditions — further details on the proposed increases have not been provided.

Enrollment for health insurance through the ACA marketplace opened Saturday for about 42,000 Wyoming residents who may see steep premium increases — some might face spikes of thousands as federal policies change.

Health experts said navigator support has been cut—leaving fewer resources and more paperwork while residents have until Dec.15 to enroll for coverage starting Jan.1.

On November 3rd, Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County was named one of America’s Best-in-State Hospitals by Newsweek—ranking among five hospitals in Wyoming—and won a patient experience award based on data from Statista.

Nutcracker Ballet Performance

6-7:30 p.m. — Broadway Theater — $35-$49 — Experience Tchaikovsky's magical ballet as it comes to life in Rock Springs.