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Mack & Co. on Elk Street wins the November Golden Broom Award

The Good Day Rock Springs teamFrom Saturday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you walk Elk Street downtown, look for the seasonal window paintings at Mack & Co., 204 Elk Street. Rock Springs Main Street/Urban Renewal Agency named it the November 2026 winner for sparkling windows, well-maintained sidewalks and window art that changes with the seasons.

“Sometimes it's the little things that make the biggest difference.”

Maria Mortensen, Rock Springs Main Street/URA chairwoman

Four people posed for the Golden Broom photo

NameRole
Danielle WilsonURA Marketing and Events Coordinator
Terri MackleyMack & Co. Boutique
Maria MortensenMain Street/URA chairwoman
Sue LozierURA Board

Source: Wyo4News

The Golden Broom goes out every month, and Wyo4News pictured the winners with URA staff and board members. Know a downtown business that deserves it? We suggest calling the Main Street/URA office at 307-352-1434 to nominate it.

  • Winner: Mack & Co., November 2026
  • Given by:
  • Goes to: downtown businesses with clean, inviting storefronts

Mack & Co. won, and you can nominate the next winner

204 Elk St.
is Mack & Co.'s downtown address
307-352-1434
is the number to nominate a downtown business

Sources: WyomingNews.com, Wyo4News

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