AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWyoming Politics: Megan Degenfelder, Wyoming’s superintendent of public instruction, is running for governor and sat down with Glenn Woods to lay out her case for the top job. Cheyenne & Local Government: Cheyenne voters will decide in August 2026 on downtown upgrades and citywide projects tied to a renewed “6th Penny” sales tax plan. Energy & Industry: Enbridge says Meta will buy power from its Cowboy Project near Cheyenne—365 MW of solar plus 200 MW/1,600 MWh of battery storage—aimed at supporting data center operations. Critical Minerals: American Rare Earths has started a 2026 drilling program at its Halleck Creek rare earth project in Wyoming to support a definitive feasibility study. Community & Safety: Wyoming’s Wildland Fire Interagency Briefing is set for May 28 in Cheyenne, and Microsoft will hold a public information session May 28 on a new Cheyenne-area data center. Sports: James Monroe beat Wyoming East 2-0 in a regional pitchers’ duel; and Wyoming’s high school sports scene continues with local playoff updates and all-conference honors.
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