Southwest Counseling Service will start scheduled intake appointments Monday, Nov.
2; clients can call (307 352 6680) during business hours to book at the College Hill office, 1124 College Drive, and walk-in clinic hours 1 to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday will continue.
The URA will host Brewed for Business (free workshop) on Tuesday, Nov.
10, 9–10 a.m. at Visardi Cafe in downtown Rock Springs, where SBDC adviser Rob Condie will explain bookkeeping, financial statements, and available free advising while attendees network and share quick Five in Five introductions.
Southwest Counseling Service will let clients schedule intake appointments beginning Monday, Nov.
2 to reduce lobby waits at the College Hill office at 1124 College Drive, and intake paperwork can be completed in person or online; call (307-352-6680) for appointments, and walk-ins will still be available Monday through Thursday, 1 to 3 p.m.
Castle Rock Ambulance Service now staffs 30 EMS professionals with three full-time ambulances offering Advanced Life Support (ALS), posts response times well below national benchmarks, and has returned over $870,000 to Sweetwater County taxpayers since 2022.
A new Gateway Boulevard ambulance barn will be completed and occupied this December, and CRAS will continue offering EMT and CPR training to residents.
Gov. Mark Gordon signed a memorandum of understanding on Monday with the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council to speed permitting for large energy and industrial projects (including data centers), and the agreement will add Wyoming actions to the council’s permitting dashboard to shorten federal review times.
Candidates for the Western Wyoming College Board of Trustees met at a Rock Springs Chamber forum on Tuesday, Oct.
27 to discuss access, supervising versus micromanaging, budget risks from Prop 1, and declining enrollment. The general election is Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Local officials and volunteers opened a new outdoor play area Wednesday, Oct.
28 at the Animal Control facility to help roughly 140 shelter animals become healthier and find homes, and Troop 86 will add custom exercise gear while the shelter continues to accept donations for spay and neuter costs.
A free Poverty Escape Room will let community members step into the challenges faced by a family in poverty from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov.
13 at Rock Springs Satellite High School (3400 Stagecoach Blvd), ending with guided reflection and a facilitated conversation.
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