AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSurveillance & Privacy: Wyoming’s city of Wyoming approved a second one-year contract with Flock for fixed license-plate cameras, reigniting civil-liberties worries about how long data is kept and who can access it. Local Politics: In Cheyenne’s Ward 1 race, candidate Jim Chiro says the city needs more amenities and controlled development, with a focus on community service and better streets. Education Oversight: West Virginia’s board declared a state of emergency for Wyoming County schools, citing governance, leadership, personnel, and financial management problems, with a corrective plan and a state liaison. Higher Ed Impact: Sheridan College is warning that Wyoming Initiative 1 could cut residential property-tax revenue, potentially forcing program and athletics reductions. Community & Culture: Ucross Foundation announced its fall 2026 artists in residence, bringing fully funded creative residencies to northern Wyoming. Sports & Community Life: Hunter education classes are opening for September in Sheridan, including a women’s in-person course and an online completion option. Remembering Wyoming: Multiple local obituaries highlight lives across the state, from educators and outdoorsmen to longtime community members.
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