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Coach Matt Stewart with Kemmerer Ranger Basketball called into First Bank of Wyoming Sports Friday to talk about his team and the early season in boys basketball. 

Star Valley's Case & Ryder Kerr stepped into the SVI Radio studio during First Bank of Wyoming Sports Friday to discuss winning the Junior National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas in the Team Roping event. 

Congresswoman Harriet Hageman called into the  Weekday Wake-Up on Thursday, December 18 for her monthly report from Washington D.C.

Rep. Hageman discussed overturning the Biden-era Buffalo Resource Management Plan and what potential future impact that may have on the Rock Springs RMP. Hageman also touched on the ROUTE Act and the Secure Rural Schools Reauthorization Act.

Tim Haberberger with the Box Y Lodge called into the Weekday Wake-Up on Thursday, December 18 with a report on current conditions on Greys River Road. Haberberger said the road is currently straight ice and is very dangerous to travel on. 

Chad Baldwin called into the Weekday Wake-Up on Wednesday, December 17 for his monthly report from the University of Wyoming. Baldwin touched on a 2nd amendment initiative, statewide support for UW athletics, and a Saving Yellowstone series.

City of Kemmerer Administrator Brian Muir called into the Weekday Wake-up on Tuesday, December 16 for his monthly radio report. Muir discussed a proposed subdivision that would add 70+ single family homes in Kemmerer and a proposal for truck stop/hotel complex. 

SVI Media's Dan Dockstader spoke with Alpine Fire Chief Mike Vogt regarding construction of a new fire station north of Etna in the Nordic Ranches area. 

Star Valley resident Stephanie Wardle and children's author Heather Gaytan joined the Weekday Wake-Up on Monday, December 15 to promote their children's book Feisty's Journey Home. The book is available now on Amazon, with all proceed benefitting Lucky's Place in Star Valley.