AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEducation & Youth Sports: Wyoming school leaders are bracing for an 8.4% cut in school funding, with the Wyoming High School Activities Association weighing how to protect athletics and other activities that build belonging and graduation pathways. Community Care: Casper opened a new Among Friends adult day center for seniors, adding a safe, ADA-compliant social space with meals, activities, and a quiet room for rest. Native History & Culture: Tribes are preparing for the 150th anniversary of the Battle of the Little Bighorn, including a traditional camp near Crow Agency and new interpretive efforts that aim to share evolving perspectives respectfully. Public Safety Outdoors: Wyoming State Parks and WYDOT are urging summer travelers to stay wind-aware, especially RVs and trailers, as gusts can create dangerous blowover conditions. Civil Rights & Immigration Enforcement: The ACLU of Wyoming is expanding records requests tied to 287(g) ICE agreements after a lawsuit challenged Laramie County’s process. Arts & Community Events: Jackson Hole History Museum is hosting its first Eras Party (1920s) with live jazz and local readings, with proceeds supporting local history work.
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