AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 minutes agoArts & Holidays: “A Celtic Christmas” is bringing Irish dance, live music and audience participation to Cheyenne, offering a lively alternative to traditional holiday ballet. Youth & Creativity: Wyoming girls and young women ages 15–25 can submit writing about anxiety and art by Nov. 30; selected writers will receive awards and appear in a planned 2027 book. Community & Families: More than 38,000 Wyoming children received summer food benefits, while the Wyoming Hunger Initiative recognized local volunteers working to fight food insecurity. Local Voices: Cheyenne’s data-center debate is also a question of what makes young adults want to stay: some say jobs alone won’t make the city a place to build a life. Heritage: Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation honored Shig Yabu for decades of service and advocacy for teaching Japanese American history, following a screening of a film adapted from his book about incarceration at Heart Mountain.
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