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Western Names County High School Students as Dual Students of the Year
ROCK SPRINGS – Western Wyoming Community College’s Outreach Department recently announced four Sweetwater County high school students as its Dual Students of the Year. The list is made up of Black Butte High School senior Caitlynn Shipp, Green River High School seniors Courtney Clark and Isabell Salas, and homeschool graduate Patrick Hager. The students attended college through Western’s College Now program.
Art Students’ Work Recognized by Local Group
ROCK SPRINGS – Each year, the Women’s Club of Sweetwater County recognizes students who have been included in the school exhibits at the Community Fine Arts Center. A group of promising young artists were recognized for their talents at a presentation and reception at the CFAC May 7. The club hosted the reception and presented awards to the elementary and junior high students.
Tigers and Wolves Finish Strong at Regionals
ROCK SPRINGS – Rock Springs High School hosted the 4A West Regional Track Meet this weekend. The Wolves and Tigers competed well with each school having multiple kids win an event. Other schools that competed were Cody, Evanston, Jackson Hole, Kelly Walsh, Riverton, and Star Valley. Rock Springs High...
Stickers Promoting White Supremacist Groups Seen in Green River and Rock Springs
GREEN RIVER – Stickers advertising organizations supporting white supremacist views have been appearing in Green River and Rock Springs and are surprising local officials who were unaware of their existence. Many of the stickers, some of which were found near public buildings like the Sweetwater County Historical Museum, mention...
Knights Secure Second Home Victory with Convincing Win Over Stallions
GREEN RIVER – The Green River Knights hosted the Rock Springs Stalions for the second time this year Monday night. They came out on top 14-4 in what marked their second victory at home this year and their second win against the Stallions. Green River’s triumph was fueled by...
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