AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFamily Fun: Cheyenne’s Oct. 24 downtown trick-or-treat is getting a historical twist: kids can collect a golden ticket at the Depot and search for 12 “lost” railroad passengers, with actors and businesses bringing the story to life. Arts & Culture: Rock Springs artist Denise Mosely’s “Memory Lane” exhibit at the Community Fine Arts Center features Wyoming landscapes, wildlife, portraits and cars inspired by her own collection, with automotive-style pinstriping on canvas. Education: Wyoming students’ test scores have climbed above pre-pandemic levels in English, math and science, though seventh- and eighth-grade results fell in some areas. Community: Teton County Library will host a free winter clothing and gear giveaway Oct. 22, with donations and volunteers welcome to help assemble hygiene kits. Teaching: South High agriculture educator Brian Cox has been named Wyoming’s Teacher of the Year, recognized for hands-on learning and his statewide advocacy for career and technical education.
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