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Lead contractor pulls out of Gates' Natrium nuclear power plant project in Wyoming (opens the original)
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TerraPower says construction will continue as planned as it seeks a new contractor, with its in-service date of 2031 intact. TerraPower's proposed Natrium nuclear power plant will be located outside Kemmerer. Construction will continue as planned at TerraPower's Natrium "advanced" nuclear reactor power plant near Kemmerer, the company says, even though its lead engineering and construction contractor announced it will exit the project. Bechtel, a global engineering giant, first mentioned the spl
Golden Hour Senior Center October schedule (opens the original)
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GHSC is hosting a special night of dinner and live music for its Fall Fundraiser on Friday, Oct. 9. The event will include a Tuscan-inspired dinner with a menu of roasted garlic steak with cheese ravioli, parmesan green beans, focaccia bread and Italian cannoli cake. A wine and beer tasting is included, and attendees can purchase their favorite wine or beer to drink with dinner. Live music will be provided by Nowhere Fast, and raffle tickets can be purchased for Tuscany-themed items. Doors will
Joseph "Joe" Earl Gamble (opens the original)
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Joseph "Joe" Earl Gamble, 45, of Rock Springs, Wyoming, passed away on September 3, 2026. Joe was born on May 5, 1981 in Forest Grove, Oregon, to William Earl Gamble and Jane Marie Bennett. He attended Palm Desert High School and later studied at Western Wyoming Community College. A gifted mechanic with an extraordinary talent for solving problems, Joe loved turning wrenches and could fix just about anything with a motor. He also had an unforgettable sense of humor and delighted in making people
What makes Yellowstone unique is at risk (opens the original)
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There's a major reason that Yellowstone National Park attracts close to 5 million visitors every year. Yes, there are spectacular geysers and world-class trout rivers, but what's unique about the national park is that it's home to all the wild animals native to its area, from grizzly bears and wolves to elk, deer and bison. That they flourish is due to Yellowstone's huge expanse of wildlands - you'd have to drive 1,000 miles to circle what's called the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. But new poli
Sweetwater County Library Foundation announces upcoming Halloween events (opens the original)
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As spooky season arrives, the Sweetwater County Library Foundation is gearing up for several special events in the month of October. The Ghost Walk Crew, a part of the Sweetwater County Library Foundation, will once again host public paranormal investigations at the Sweetwater County Library in Green River. This year's Ghost Walks will take place on Saturday, Oct. 10 and Saturday, Oct. 24, with investigations beginning at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. each night. Guests will join the Ghost Walk Crew as they
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