AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLocal Sports & Arts Funding: Wyoming school and activities leaders are weighing how to handle an 8.4% cut in school funding, with worries that athletics and other student programs could shrink. Youth Sports Spotlight: Broncos QB Bo Nix returned for a second youth camp, telling kids to “have as much fun as possible.” Education Milestone: Rawlins’ Kate Hernandez became the first Rawlins High School student to earn a college degree before her high school diploma, finishing an associate’s through remote dual enrollment. UFC at the White House: UFC Freedom 250 is set for Trump’s 80th birthday, bringing mixed martial arts to the South Lawn. Wyoming Nature Watch: The University of Wyoming’s Mule Deer 665 is tracked on her spring migration while pregnant with twins. Arts in Wyoming: Newtown Arts Company is staging “The Laramie Project” in Newtown, spotlighting compassion and community after the Matthew Shepard case. UFO Files: The Pentagon released 72 more UAP files, including reports of “potato-shaped” and orb-like sightings. Community Calendar: Cheyenne-area events include a Burns Day parade and a library TED Democracy Live symposium.
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