AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCampus & Community: University of Wyoming students say the arrest of a graduate student accused of poisoning a colleague’s tea has shaken their sense of trust and safety; the allegations have not been proven in court. Wyoming tribes have also asked a church pastor to leave after a sermon went viral. Education: Laramie County Community College received nearly $69,000 in grants for hands-on career training, while Cheyenne student Adelaine Schneider earned a full-ride scholarship through UW’s Tomé Scholars to Fellows Program. Arts & Heritage: The documentary Cheyenne follows four women pursuing a place in professional bronc riding and the Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo, spotlighting barriers in a sport long dominated by men. Local Life: Laramie’s West Side residents are seeking answers about the odor from a growing pile of creosote-treated railroad ties near the river and neighborhood. Yellowstone: A Jack Russell terrier missing in the park for more than a month was found alive this week after a search in the wilderness.
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