AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublic Lands & Education: Wyoming State Parks will host a Sept. 28 public forum (5–7 p.m., open house with talks at 5:15 and 6:15) on a proposed visitor center expansion at Bear River State Park in Evanston, aiming to boost recreation, interpretive exhibits, and learning spaces. Community & Culture: “People of the Sacred Land” screens Sept. 24 at the Nederland Community Library, followed by guided small-group explorations with Our Sacred Earth, focusing on Indigenous history and the TREC findings. Hispanic Heritage Month: Sweetwater County Historical Museum in Green River hosts a Sept. 19 Hispanic Heritage festival (12–4 p.m.) with folklórico performances and an opening reception for local artist Angie Quintana Bennett’s “Visual History of Home & Heritage.” Safety & Belonging: A Sikh truck driver was stabbed 17 times at a Wyoming rest stop, days after a DHS “Mr Singh” social media post drew backlash; lawmakers and Sikh groups are calling for an end to hate and a safer climate for South Asian drivers. Local Governance: Gillette College’s board opposes a ballot measure that would create a 50% residential property tax exemption, warning it could destabilize community college funding. Weekend Life: Cheyenne’s Sept. 20–26 calendar highlights the Indian Relay Championship of Champions and the Great Bison Shuffle on Sept. 26.
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