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Jaclyn Lechner with the Salt River Arts Society stepped into the SVI Radio studio to promote the December Christmas event schedule at the Afton Ford Theatre. 

Town of Alpine Councilman Jeremy Larson called into the Weekday Wake-Up on Wednesday, December 3 for the monthly report from Alpine. Councilman Larson recapped the Dec. 2 council meeting, including a discussion on water and sewer along with a potential rate increase for town residents. Larson also recapped the annual Thanksgiving meal and summarize the role and work of the Alpine Travel & Tourism Board. 

Wyoming Game & Fish Director Angi Bruce called into the Weekday Wake-Up on Tuesday, December 2 with her monthly report. Director Bruce discussed the implementation of commercial fishing regulations and public input on black bear hunts. 

Senator Laura Pearson (R-Kemmerer) called into the Weekday Wake-Up on Monday, December 1 to provide a legislative update. Senator Pearson focused on two pieces of legislation that have been discussed in the Senate Agriculture, State and Public Lands & Water Resources committee over the summer and fall, including a bill relating to Geoengineering and another focused on the transfer or sell of hunting tags from Wyoming landowners. 

Chloe Valentine, the new Southwest Wyoming Regional Director with the Wyoming Business Council, called into the Weekday Wake-Up on Wednesday, November 26 to discuss her new role and the resources available to local businesses. 

Superintendent Matt Erickson stepped into the SVI Radio studio on Tuesday, November 25 for his monthly report from Lincoln County School District #2. Erickson discussed the district staying with the 4/5 hybrid calendar, completion of the new crosswalk on Highway 89 near Etna Elementary and also a report on potential legislation that would impact the funding model for school districts across the state. 

Blue Sullivan and Julie Nelson with the Bear Lake County Chamber of Commerce hopped onto the Wave studio to promote the Shop Local Community Driven Experience. 

Commissioner Mel Shumway stepped into the SVI Radio studio for the monthly report from the Lincoln County Commission. Shumway touched on the potential for the commissioners to begin streaming county commission meetings, the withdrawal of the Lincoln Star Improvement Service District, impact funding and a sewer modular plant in southern Lincoln County that would potentially help with a septic dumping needs in the county. 

Margaret Tueller, RaDawn Ruud, Stephanie Henderson and James & Daphne Aribzu all stepped into the SVI Radio studio to promote the upcoming performance of The Messiah. The community sing-along includes a live nativity from 6:00-6:45 with The Messiah beginning at 7:00. The event takes place at Star Valley High School and acts as a fundraiser for the Alpine Food Bank, Thayne Food Bank and Afton Food Pantry. 

Adam Calkins called into First Bank of Wyoming Sports Friday to discuss a youth hockey league that is starting this winter in Kemmerer.