AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCheyenne Fashion: Model Priscilla Jo Monreal has opened what she says is the city’s first modeling agency, Legacy Entertainment. It represents 14 clients and aims to create more opportunities for Wyoming talent. Yellowstone: The park and partners announced a $105 million conservation fund, including $35 million for a new visitor center at Norris Geyser Basin and support for student visits. Native Culture: Eastern Shoshone ecologist Jason Baldes is working to restore bison herds, drawing on the animal’s deep ties to his community and its history. Youth & Learning: The Cheyenne Children’s Museum is planning a youth coding program. Arts & Events: UW’s planetarium will host live music and visual art Nov. 14, alongside a program on November meteor showers. Wyoming Women’s History: Laramie’s Wyoming Women’s History House is marking 25 years. Cheyenne Frontier Days: CEO Tom Hirsig plans to step down after the 2027 rodeo.
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