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Mickelson, Milonas debate downtown investment, infrastructure at forum

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By Trina Brittain Verified
| Your Wyoming Link Verified
ROCK SPRINGS -- Incumbent Rock Springs Mayor Max Mickelson and challenger Councilman Rick Milonas revealed different visions for the city during a candidate forum on Wednesday, July 8, at the Young at Heart Community Center. The Sweetwater GOP hosted the event and local personality Johnny K asked the candidates various questions.
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Candidates share visions in Sweetwater County’s Sheriff’s race

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By Trina Brittain Verified
| The Rocket-Miner Verified
ROCK SPRINGS -- ICE, drug issues, recruitment, and other issues were highlighted when candidates for the Sweetwater County Sheriff’s Office shared their visions for the agency during the 2026 Republican Debates. Local voters listened to various perspectives during the six-way Republican primary race for Sweetwater County Sheriff on Tuesday, July 7. The multi-candidate forum was hosted by the Sweetwater GOP.
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City Attorney Richard Beckwith reflects on a 25-year legacy

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By Trina Brittain Verified
| The Rocket-Miner Verified
ROCK SPRINGS — City Attorney Richard Beckwith described his 25-year career at city hall with one word: Fulfilling. Beckwith is retiring this September. He leaves behind a legacy defined by legal expertise, strong relationships with city leadership, and a unique passion for the unexplained. For Beckwith, looking back at his two decades with the city brings the biggest highlight to mind — the relationships he built with those he worked with.
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