AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWomen’s Health: Certified nurse midwife Kim Windels is offering home and water birth, prenatal and postpartum care, lactation support and well-woman care to families in southern Wyoming, drawing on 40 years in midwifery. Education: Central Wyoming College opened its first permanent Teton County campus in Jackson, a $24 million facility with culinary kitchens, nursing simulation labs and career-training spaces. Family Life: Cheyenne Children’s Museum welcomed 440 visitors to its first Fall Community Day, with free admission and food-truck vouchers for early arrivals. Reading for Kids: A Wyoming book drive aims to give every foster child in the state a book for Christmas.
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