AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoShakespeare in the Park: Bozeman’s free summer run kicks off June 10 with “The Merchant of Venice,” aiming to spark conversations about acceptance and mercy. Local Arts & Outdoors: Jackson’s National Museum of Wildlife Art hosts its 15th annual Plein Air Fest, Etc. on June 13 with live painting, music, and a silent auction. Wyoming Public Safety: Fremont County’s Memorial Day DUI crackdown logged 327 stops and five impaired-driving arrests, with no impaired-driving fatalities reported. Wyoming Land & Heritage: The BLM is investigating vandalism at six Native rock art sites in the Bighorn Basin, including damage from a bonfire and gunfire. Wyoming Community Life: Cody’s post office temporarily removed trash cans during election season, and they’re now back with recycling set to return. Rodeo & Sports: Sisters Rodeo runs June 10–14, and Wyoming High School rodeo qualifiers are set for the 2026 HSNFR in Lincoln, Nebraska. Health Watch: Wyoming’s Department of Health warns about rabies and West Nile virus as summer risks rise, including the state’s first 2026 rabies case. Music & Culture: Interpol announces its first album in four years, “This Mirror Weighs a Ton,” arriving Aug. 28.
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