AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWyoming Politics & Policy: Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray is campaigning for U.S. House in Rock Springs, pitching his record and taking questions from locals about jobs, energy, and data centers. Public Lands & Heritage: A Wyoming archaeologist is speaking out after petroglyph vandalism in the Bighorn Basin, including bullet holes and fresh engravings, with the BLM investigating multiple sites. Weather & Safety: Severe storms brought funnel-cloud reports, hail, and damaging winds across the region, with Wyoming-area impacts including gusts and road closures from storm debris. Economy & Energy: Wyoming’s public utilities sales tax collections rose to $5.9 million in 2024, up from $3.8 million the year before, according to Census Bureau data. Community & Culture: Sheridan Media swept major awards at the Wyoming Association of Broadcasters convention, winning 14 total honors. Business & Growth: Sheridan-based Total Botanical Solutions expanded its specialized growth model for botanical and supplement brands, aiming to help companies navigate ad limits and competition. Sports: The Pros & Pokes Elite Football Camp in Casper drew former NFL and UW talent to coach kids on the mental side of the game.
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