AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWyoming Culture & Community: The Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources’ Monuments and Markers Advisory Committee meets virtually Sept. 21 (11 a.m.-noon) to review interpretive signage, database updates, and new marker opportunities—highlighting a fresh Kaycee historical marker tied to the 1892 KC Ranch battle. Faith & Public Life: On the Wind River Reservation, a standoff at Foundations for Nations Church continues after a pastor’s sermon condemned Arapaho ceremonial ways, with tribal leaders seeking her removal and protesters showing up each Sunday. Outdoor & Travel: Yellowstone Lake gets the spotlight as North America’s largest high-elevation lake, with cutthroat trout and scenic drives around the 20-mile-long shoreline. Pride & Arts: Fire Island’s Cherry Grove and Fire Island Pines host the inaugural Grove & Pines queer film festival Sept. 18–20, anchored by Whyte Hall and the historic Cherry Grove Community House. Local Events: Cheyenne’s Navy Week programming brings public performances and kids’ activities, including a Wyoming Branch Library puzzle event and multiple “A Nation Remembers” ceremonies. Health & Support: The VA awarded $11.58M in Wyoming grants to help homeless or at-risk veterans, including supportive services and transitional housing. Wildlife: Monarch tagging and roost watches are planned at Hackberry Flat WMA for Oct. 3 and Oct. 10, with registration required.
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