This week on the Retirment Round Up, Tim Hale talks with Kyle Terry from Edward Jones Financial Advisors, who shares tips during times of stock market turmoil.

The Retirement Round Up can be heard each Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. on Swift 98. If you have any specific questions for the show, you can text Tim at (307) 201-9514.

Star Valley High School Seniors Wyatt Martiny and Emily Dana stepped into the SVI Radio studio during First Bank of Wyoming Sports Friday to talk about their recent college commitments. Martiny has signed to play football for St. Norbert College in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Dana has signed to play basketball for Big Bend Community College in Moses Lake, Washington.

Star Valley High School Seniors Wyatt Martiny and Emily Dana stepped into the SVI Radio studio during First Bank of Wyoming Sports Friday to talk about their recent college commitments. Martiny has signed to play football for St. Norbert College in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Dana has signed to play basketball for Big Bend Community College in Moses Lake, Washington.

Lt. Matt Arnell with the Wyoming Highway Patrol stepped into the SVI Radio studio to discuss district boundary changes that moved the Star Valley out of the Teton area into Troop D with Uintah and southern Lincoln County.

Lincoln County Treasurer Jerry Greenfield stepped into the SVI Radio studio to provide details on the 2024 Property Tax Refund Program being offered by the State of Wyoming. The application deadline is June 2.

SVI Media's Dan Dockstader spoke with Bradley Bugger, Training Specialist with the Caribou-Targhee National Forest, during the Wildland Fire Response Drill that was held Tuesday in Alpine.

Dale Cottom with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation stepped into the SVI Radio studio on Wednesday, April 30 to promote the upcoming Star Valley Banquet. The annual banquet will be held on Saturday, May 3 at the Don Wooden Civic Center in Alpine.

Travis Osmond with the Lincoln County Weed & Pest stepped into the SVI Radio studio on Tuesday, April 29 to discuss the responsibilities of local landowners in controlling noxious weeds on their property and the resources available through the Weed & Pest. Osmond also touched on the future of the chemical cost share program which has been available to Lincoln County residents.