AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWyoming Aquatic Center Grand Opening: The University of Wyoming celebrated the $65.3 million Wyoming Aquatic Center with a Brown vs. Gold meet, featuring a 10-lane, 50-meter pool and new dive facilities after years of planning and COVID delays. Local Sports Roundup: UW cross country hit personal-best performances at the Gans Creek Classic, with Cowgirls placing seventh and Cowboys finishing 13th; Laramie swimmers also posted strong results at the Sheridan Invitational, including Addi Graves’ 400 free win. Community & Culture: LCCC in Cheyenne is hosting “Remember What this Feels Like,” a free stained-glass exhibition by Jaclyn Miller running through Oct. 29. Civic Life: Laramie city departments are moving back into the renovated City Hall Annex on Sept. 28. Public Health Alert: Jackson’s town water system remains under a boil water order after E. coli was found, impacting schools and local businesses. Education & Arts: UW faculty member Kayla Clark will represent Wyoming in an international book arts exhibition at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, with a statewide show opening at the Laramie Plains Civic Center. Politics & Homeowners: A property tax relief ballot initiative in Wyoming’s 2026 election would exempt 50% of assessed value for qualified primary residences, with major impacts projected for Teton County.
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