AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWyoming Politics & Elections: With the Aug. 18 primary days away, Republican gubernatorial candidates are crisscrossing the state on themes like service, rural health, energy, and local control, including Sen. Eric Barlow’s push for an “experienced” voice in Washington. Accountability & Community: A records lawsuit involving Laramie County Sheriff Brian Kozak is now tied to campaign finance filings showing former GOP chair Drake Hill financially backed Kozak’s Republican opponent. Education & Youth: A Heart Mountain educator workshop will bring Smithsonian Folkways arts resources into K-12 classrooms, using music and performing arts to teach about Japanese American wartime incarceration. STEM & Teaching: UW’s Engineering Summer Program for Teachers welcomed educators from across the country to build hands-on physical computing lessons. Health & Families: Wyoming’s health insurance affordability task force met to discuss premium costs and rural health funding, with lawmakers focusing on what state policy can change. Arts & Local Culture: A new Broken Bandits Wild Woo Fest at Logan Ranch will raise money for The Broken Bandit Wildlife Center. Civic Life: The Roving Archivist Program’s Quick Tips session will guide Wyoming groups on starting oral history projects.
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