AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWyoming sports & school life: Cheyenne-area runners turned in standout early-season results at the Liberty Bell Invitational, with Central’s Adalyn Racines posting a school-record 17:13.98 for fourth and multiple other Indians and Thunderbirds placing across varsity races. Community & culture: Wyoming’s National Public Lands Day push is underway, with Wyoming State Parks inviting volunteers across September for trail work, cleanup, habitat improvements and preservation—plus free day-use/entrance fees on Sept. 26. Arts leadership: 3 Square Art in Fort Collins named Lisa Hatchadoorian as its new director, a move tied to expanded studio space, a bigger gallery, and plans for a short art-school certificate program. Local history & learning: The Wyoming Archaeology Fair returns Sept. 12 at the Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site, offering hands-on flintknapping and dozens of booths aimed at getting kids and families excited about archaeology. Faith & community events: The Montpelier Idaho Temple will open for public tours in September, welcoming visitors of all backgrounds to learn about temple purposes and rooms. Safety & youth wellbeing: Colorado’s “Alyssa’s Youth Concussion and Mental Health Protection Act” takes effect Aug. 12, requiring youth coach training that includes the mental health risks tied to concussions.
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