AGP Executive Report
Last update: 29 minutes agoCheyenne History: The city’s ghost tours turn local lore into a lively history lesson. Val Martin and her father began researching the stories in the 1990s, drawing on archives and residents’ memories. Youth & Agriculture: Wyoming students are among the young ranchers showing livestock at the 89th Western Junior Livestock Show in Rapid City. In Cheyenne, high school welders from three states will compete Oct. 22–23 for $45,000 in scholarships at SteelDays. Indigenous Arts: The Brinton Museum welcomes Oglala Lakota artist Dwayne “Chuck” Wilcox for a talk and demonstration Oct. 10, followed by a lecture on Plains Indian art Oct. 15. Jackson’s history museum marks Indigenous Peoples’ Day Oct. 12 with free admission, a ledger-art exhibition and a curator-led tour. Family Support: Wyoming received $2.4 million in federal funding to continue home visits for families with young children; the program made about 4,500 visits to nearly 290 households last year.
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