AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWyoming Business & Jobs: Casper College won a $444,059 NSF grant to expand hands-on quantum science through its “Quantum Pipeline,” including portable “Quantum Trunks” for K-12 schools across all 23 Wyoming counties. Community & Culture: The Cheyenne River Youth Project is gearing up for its annual Harvest Festival dinner (Sept. 18) and a Family Services Membership Drive through Oct. 31, offering household support and seasonal distributions for families on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation. Local Governance & Energy: Logan’s mayor says the city can still hit its 2030 renewable electricity goal, even after drought and hydro shortfalls pushed renewable share down to 21.3%. Education & Workforce: Rocky Mountain High School launched GRIZZ CAPS, Wyoming’s first Center for Advanced Professional Studies program, pairing students with real-world projects and local professionals. Sports & Pride: Green River cowgirl Taylor Thoman, a fifth-generation rancher, was named national high school rodeo queen. Public Safety & Health: Sheridan VA Health Care Center announced $11.5M in VA grants to help Wyoming veterans facing homelessness. Arts & Travel: Sun Valley Resort unveiled major lift and terrain upgrades plus a first U.S. DarkSky Resort designation for the 2026-27 season.
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