AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCheyenne Historic Preservation: Cheyenne’s 1960s-era airport terminal push to get listed on the National Register has been shelved, with the airport board saying the grant-funded nomination process won’t move forward—an arts-and-aviation vision now in limbo. Rural Health & Families: A new analysis warns Medicaid changes could force pregnant rural residents to drive much farther for care, with Wyoming already lacking hospitals in multiple counties. Community & Culture: Sweetwater County’s Historical Museum is hosting a free Hispanic Heritage Month festival in Green River on Sept. 19, featuring local art, folklórico dance, and a museum gallery opening. Civic Life: More than 30 people became U.S. citizens at Yellowstone’s Roosevelt Arch ceremony, with candidates from 18 countries. Local Safety: WYDOT is rolling out WY22 Safe Pass this fall, requiring self-certification for certain heavy vehicles to use Teton Pass. Remembering 9/11: Casper students and JROTC cadets held a memorial stair climb honoring first responders 25 years later.
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