AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEducation: Central Wyoming College’s Bootstrap Collaborative won an international award for supporting entrepreneurship and rural businesses. Wyoming also gained federal Ed-Flex authority, giving the state more say over some school funding rules beginning in 2027–28. Yellowstone: A new $105 million fund will support conservation, park infrastructure and visitor access, while creating more opportunities for Wyoming students and residents to experience the park. Student Life: State lawmakers are considering nearly $11 million a year to help districts maintain student activities, including sports and theater. Arts & Heritage: Cheyenne’s 2026 Christmas ornament celebrates the city’s new water-tank murals and the nation’s 250th birthday; proceeds support local preservation projects. Music: Jackson Hole’s all-female Cowgirls at the Cowboy country festival returns for a fifth year, bringing established songwriters and rising performers to the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Faith: The Cody Wyoming Temple will be dedicated Sunday, with broadcasts planned at meetinghouses across the Big Horn Basin. Libraries: A Wyoming library has received a $25,000 Cultural Trust Fund grant.
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