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Green River Faces Cody For State Soccer Title
SWEETWATER COUNTY – The Green River Wolves are poised for a shot at the state title following a series of intense matchups in the 3A State Tournament. The Green River teams launched into state competition on Thursday with mixed results. The Lady Wolves faced a tough defeat, falling 0-6 against Douglas. However, the Wolves clinched a thrilling victory, triumphing over Buffalo in overtime with a final score of 2-1. Jaxon Morris emerged as the hero, sealing the win with a remarkable shot spanning half the length of the field.
Incumbents Face Challengers in Several Political Races
SWEETWATER COUNTY – Two days into the campaign filing season and contests for local and state offices have already developed. According to information on the Sweetwater County Clerk’s website, Green River City Council member George Jost faces a challenge from Jessica Maser for his Ward II seat on the Council. Sherry Bushman, the current Council member representing Ward I, is unopposed so far in her re-election bid. No one has filed for the Ward III Council seat in Green River. Additionally, the clerk’s office has not received filings from Rock Springs, Wamsutter, Superior and Granger candidates seeking election to the Councils in those locations.
Wolves Place Second in State After Thrilling Battle
GREEN RIVER – The Green River Wolves finish the season strong in what was a hard-fought battle on their home turf for the Championship game against Cody. The Wolves left it all out on the field in a 3-0 game that was gritty and intense for the full eighty minutes but ultimately was won by Cody. Carter Gail scored the first goal of the game in the 20th minute to give Cody the 1-0 lead.
Sweetwater County Shines Bright at State Track and Field Championships
CASPER – Athletes from Sweetwater County showcased their talent at the Wyoming State Track and Field Championships held at Kelly Walsh High School in Casper over the weekend. Green River High School, Rock Springs High School, and Farson-Eden High School delivered commendable performances, with a total of 21 top-eight finishes across various events in the 4A and 1A competitions.
Students attend history fair
GREEN RIVER -- Dave Mead, executive director of the Sweetwater County Historical Museum in Green River, expressed his special thanks to the volunteers, parents, educators and others who made possible this year's four-day Third Grade History Fair, May 13 through May 16. Over 850 third grade students, teachers, and caregivers from all over the county took part this year. Each received a guided tour of the museum, reviewed special exhibits and attended demonstrations about ranching, mining, mountain men, Native Americans, Old West immigrants, and the...
Rock Springs Man Arrested After Allegedly Punching Officer
ROCK SPRINGS – A Rock Springs man faces 10 years in prison after allegedly punching a police officer in the face. Troy Lewis Froman, 33, made an initial appearance to a felony charge of interference with a peace officer Wednesday afternoon. He also faces misdemeanor interference with a peace officer and breach of peace charges. He is being held at the Sweetwater County Detention Center on a $50,000 cash or surety bond. The felony charge carries a maximum possible penalty of up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine, while the misdemeanor interference charge has a penalty of up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. The breach of peace charge has a maximum penalty of up to six months in jail and a $750 fine.
Green River WGFD Office Hosts Gray Wolf Meeting May 22
GREEN RIVER – The Wyoming Game and Fish Department seeks input on new regulations related to hunting gray wolves and will host a meeting for residents in Green River Wednesday, May 22. The meeting will be at the WGFD’s regional office on Astle Avenue and starts at 6 p.m....
Remembering Rock Springs’ First Airport
SWEETWATER COUNTY – Golfers from near and far have enjoyed the White Mountain Golf Course in Rock Springs for decades, but golf balls weren’t the first things taking flight in this area. The Sweetwater County Historical Musuem recently discovered an aerial photograph of the old airport and runway...
Expedition Academy Graduates 21 Students in Class of 2024
GREEN RIVER – Twenty-one Expedition Academy High School students received their diplomas last night at the Class of 2024 commencement ceremony. While 15 of the graduates were on the stage of the Lincoln Middle School auditorium, some graduated earlier in the year and have already started the next stage of their lives. Private Stryker Jones, who graduated in October 2023 in preparation of starting his basic training at the start of 2024, sent in a graduation announcement from Fort Leonard Wood. He is stationed at the Army base while he is doing advanced individual training and continuing his education to become a diesel mechanic. He thanked the EAHS staff for their love and support that helped lead him to a career in the military.
Lady Tigers Claim 4th Place at State Softball
GILLETTE – In the Wyoming High School Softball State Tournament, the Lady Tigers secured fourth place, and are the only team from the western conference to place at the state tournament. The tournament commenced Thursday for Green River and Rock Springs. Green River challenged the formidable top-ranked Campbell County...
SCSD No. 2 School Board to Recognize Student Awards, Approve Prelim Budget
GREEN RIVER — Several students will be recognized for their achievements throughout the spring during the Sweetwater County School District No. 2 Board of Trustees meeting tonight. The meeting was pushed back a day due to Expedition Academy’s graduation taking place Tuesday night. The spring semester is full...
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