AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEducation Finance: The U.S. Senate passed the Wyoming Education Trust Modernization Act, giving Wyoming more flexibility to manage its permanent school trust fund and potentially boosting returns for K-12 without touching principal. Community & Culture: Cheyenne’s tourism push is tied to the local 2% lodging tax, and the Nov. 3 ballot question would renew those dollars for Visit Cheyenne and visitor services. Local Politics: A Constitution Party gubernatorial candidate, Rebecca Bextel, is campaigning on anti-corruption themes, while Wyoming’s school policy debate continues with arguments over teacher licensure and education freedom. Arts & Heritage: Skate Laramie’s free Stoke-a-thon returns Oct. 10 to support building an indoor skatepark, and Cheyenne hosts the Horse Nations Indian Relay Council’s Championship of Champions. Faith & Family: A Cheyenne-area early Halloween gathering supports a 3-year-old facing open-heart surgery, showing how communities rally around kids. Sports & Pride: Wyoming women’s golf sits fifth heading into the Ron Moore Intercollegiate final round, and UW’s Tristan Wallhead was elected president of an international sport pedagogy organization.
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