AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRural Health & Equity: A new rural dermatology piece argues access isn’t just distance—it’s whether communities are “seen” and invested in, noting major gaps in counties without dermatologists, especially where Black, Hispanic, and American Indian populations are largest. Extreme Heat: Forecasters warn another heat dome could push triple-digit temperatures across much of the central U.S., with millions at risk. Tribal Health Funding: The federal government will pay Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium $400M in a settlement over unpaid administrative costs, a win tied to self-determination in healthcare. Wyoming Community & Culture: Jackson Hole History Museum hosts Western Scholar Dr. Elizabeth Fenn on “Pox Americana” July 30, connecting the 1775–82 smallpox epidemic to the American Revolution and local history. Cheyenne Frontier Days & Inclusion: CFD’s Challenge Rodeo keeps spotlighting kids with disabilities, pairing participants with “buddies” and giving them a rodeo experience built for everyone. Watersheds: The Clarks Fork Yellowstone Partnership adds a new coordinator and board members and ramps up river assessment and restoration planning. Local Nonprofits: United Way of Natrona County turns 71 with a community BBQ Aug. 3 in Casper. Wyoming Business Support: SBA launches a $6M competition to modernize Women’s Business Centers, with Wyoming included.
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