AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoYouth & Wellbeing: Cheyenne mother Charity Campfield has launched a youth sports league honoring her 14-year-old daughter, who died by suicide. The league aims to make youth sports fairer and more transparent. Community Care: Nuvision Credit Union is matching donations up to $5,000 for a Laramie County food drive supporting children in need through Oct. 16. Wyoming Stories: At 93, Sam Mihara is sharing memories of being imprisoned as a child in a wartime camp in Wyoming, warning that such injustice could happen again. Local Culture: Cheyenne’s Hauntings and History Tours bring the city’s spooky tales to life, building on research and community stories gathered since 1994. Laramie’s Snow Train Music Festival also brings Wyoming-connected performers to local venues through Saturday. Education: Retired teacher Diana Espy is bringing hands-on lessons about organ and tissue donation to Wyoming classrooms. Missing Persons: Coffee shops in Greybull are raising awareness by serving drinks with sleeves featuring photos of people still missing.
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