Here are this morning’s most recent headlines from Wyo4News with links to the stories impacting your life in Sweetwater County.
Local:
- Enzi Not Running For Re-election In 2020: On Saturday, Wyoming Senator Mike Enzi announced he does not plan to run for re-election in 2020. Enzi made the announcement at a press conference in his hometown of Gillette. More information here.
- SCSD #1 To Hold District-wide Transition Day: Sweetwater County School District #1 will be holding a District-wide transition day supporting all students on the morning of Friday, May 17, 2019. The purpose is to surround students with successful strategies before the end of this school year as students prepare for next year by developing relationships early on with new teachers, other school adults, and fellow students. Learn more here.
- RSPD Investigating Vandalism Cases Involving Graffiti: The Rock Springs Police Department is currently investigating more vandalism cases involving graffiti. More information here.
- Commerce Bank To Offer A Free Community Shred Day: Commerce Bank of Wyoming will once again be hosting its annual Community Shred Day, Tuesday, May 14th. More information here.
- Sweetwater County Library And Center For Fine Arts Closed On Friday: The Sweetwater County Library System and the Community Fine Arts Center will be closed Friday, May 10th. More information here.
- Sweetwater County Commissioners Agenda: More information here.
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Sports:
- The Rock Springs Sand Puppies and Green River Knights concluded play Sunday at an Invitational Tournament at Wataha Sports Complex in Rock Springs. More information here.
- The Rock Springs Lady Tigers soccer team won the 4A West Conference Saturday with a perfect 12-0 record, 16-0 overall. Both Rock Springs and Green River soccer team begin 4A West Regional play in Casper. More information here.
Links to National and International News:
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