ROCK SPRINGS A new mobile laboratory is just a small part of Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County’s efforts to bring healthcare directly to those who need it.
The 37-foot mobile laboratory pulled into the hospital campus Tuesday afternoon. Including a mobile lab in the hospital’s available resources to the community will allow an increase in collection availability and improve accessibility for patients, said Laboratory Director Mary Fischer.
“Sweetwater Memorial is thrilled to be able to provide the community with a mobile laboratory to service many of their healthcare needs,” she said.
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For the short-term, it will be parked on the hospital campus. Staff expect to have it ready to use as a COVID-19 swabbing station by the end of May.
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ROCK SPRINGS The Southwest Wyoming Regional Airport has received a $3 million Wyoming Business Council grant that will act as a crucial component in moving forward with the Commercial Terminal Modernization Project.
The State Loan and Investment Board (SLIB) approved the airport’s application for a $3 million Wyoming Business Council Business Ready Community Grant at their meeting Thursday morning.
“This $3 million in funding is one of the final pieces of funding to move forward with our $19.5 million Commercial Terminal Modernization Project. To date, the airport has secured just over $16.3 million in Federal and State grants as well as nearly $700,000 in local funding,” Airport Director Devon Brubaker said.