AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTV & Film: MGM+ is expanding its remake of The Magnificent Seven with Downton Abbey’s Joanne Froggatt and Amy Forsyth, adding new characters tied to Wyoming and a Quaker community. Outdoor & Safety: Aramark’s Teton Tour Company is under scrutiny after two fatal snowmobile trips in four days, with a new six-year outfitting permit tied to the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Music: The Castleman Quartet Program West launches a free University of Wyoming concert series starting June 6, with multiple chamber events through June 20. Community & Heritage: Morning Star American Indian Village is nearing completion for the 130th Cheyenne Frontier Days, with artists’ work and landscaping finishing touches underway. Sports & Service: Wyoming Shrine Bowl players in Casper met Shriners patients ahead of Saturday’s game, connecting football to pediatric care. Arts & Craft: Casper sandcastle artist Catherine Morris is turning heads with a new sculpture outside the old fire station. Sports Culture: Cheyenne kids are gearing up for a soccer unit at the Boys and Girls Club as World Cup excitement builds. Sports Policy: Nine GOP governors, including Wyoming, urge the NCAA to overhaul transgender student-athlete participation rules. Local Arts: Plains Day packed music, a car show, and a parade with dozens of entries and hundreds of spectators.
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