The Rocket-Miner
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The Rock Springs Rocket-Miner is the daily newspaper of Rock Springs and Sweetwater County in southwestern Wyoming. Published Tuesday-Saturday, the newspaper had previous names until 1965, when it adapted the current Daily Rocket-Miner. The paper expanded into a two-story building in 1974. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Salt Lake City |
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| Frequency | Daily |
| Days Published | Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat |
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Search ArticlesWyoming LB Steven Perez: 'I want to make plays'
LARAMIE — Aaron Bohl shows each linebacker recruit the same picture when they visit Laramie. The University of Wyoming defensive coordinator — who also coaches linebackers — gives them a glance at a photograph taken roughly 10 years ago. “It’s this picture of Logan Wilson at 185 (pounds),” said Steven Perez, who’s going into his second year with the Cowboys. “I came in at 203, and I’m 231 right now. The program is obviously known for developing players, but more importantly, developing linebackers.
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CHEYENNE - State lawmakers considered bills Thursday that would repeal or amend certain Wyoming Business Council programs, continuing their efforts to reform or dismantle some of the economic development agency's
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RAWLINS -- The Rock Springs Tigers swam to a third-place finish with 111 total team points at their season-opening meet in Rawlins this weekend.
Rock Springs tops Green River to start XC season
GREEN RIVER -- The Wolves and the Tigers kicked off the Wyoming high school cross country season with a duel race in Green River, and Rock Springs took the win on both the girls and boys sides. Tiger senior Aria Wheeler won the girls race with a time of 21 minutes, 16.04 seconds. Rock Springs had four of the top five finishers and averaged 22:48 to top Green River's 24:49. On the boys side, winner Jesse Kimble, who ran an 18:09.96, belonged to the Wolves.
Wyoming school finance committee moves toward funding solutions
CHEYENNE — State lawmakers continued work this week to address funding for Wyoming’s K-12 public education system, attempting to close shortfalls identified by courts in critical areas, including school safety, nutrition and technology. The Legislature’s Select Committee on School Finance Recalibration heard testimony and public comment on how to tackle these issues.
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ROCK SPRINGS -- The Rock Springs Tigers fell victim to the Sheridan Broncs in a 54-10 contest as Sheridan extended their Wyoming-best winning streak to 56 straight games.
Local Boy Scout teams up with fire district for home safety project
ROCK SPRINGS -- Local Scout William Klein is teaming up with Sweetwater County Fire District No. 1 to make home safety a little easier and safer for area families. Klein, a member of local Troop 4, set up a display at the Main Street Market at Bunning Park on Thursday, Aug. 27, alongside Battalion Chief Clark Allred to showcase practical fire prevention tips and talk directly with community members.
Cyanobacteria bloom advisories issued for Fontenelle, Viva Naughton reservoirs
SWEETWATER COUNTY -- The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (WDEQ) and the Wyoming Department of Health have issued new harmful cyanobacteria bloom (HCB) recreational use bloom advisories for Fontenelle Reservoir and Viva Naughton Reservoir. The advisory for Fontenelle Reservoir applies to the West Central Ramp area, while the advisory for Viva Naughton Reservoir applies to the Northwest Campground location. Both advisories were issued on Aug. 27.
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ROCK SPRINGS -- The Rock Springs Police Department issued a statement to clarify rumors circulating on social media regarding the installation of license plate readers within the city.
Syvrud addresses delays on Century West Park splash pad project
ROCK SPRINGS -- Construction on the new Century West Park splash pad is making steady progress. Residents waiting for the new amenity to open will need to hold off until next spring, though. In a conversation with the Rocket Miner, Parks and Recreation Director JJ Syvrud said major construction milestones have already been reached.