AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLincoln Highway: Wyoming tourism and preservation groups are pursuing scenic-byway status for the historic route, aiming to draw visitors into southern Wyoming communities and support local businesses. Election Watch: Voters decide Proposition 1 on Nov. 3; the proposed 50% cut to residential property taxes could reduce local revenues by $92 million to $95 million a year. Federal election monitors are expected in Laramie County, with limits keeping them outside polling places. Rural EMS: Sweetwater County’s regional ambulance service now has 30 staff and three advanced-life-support ambulances, with crews backing one another across the county. Energy and Jobs: Kemmerer’s coal mine is set to close in 2029, prompting Wyoming’s soda ash industry to seek another fuel source. Student Achievement: Natrona County High School’s FFA team placed third nationally in farm and ranch business management, the highest finish by a Wyoming team at this year’s convention.
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