AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Lands Fight: The Trump administration unveiled a plan to rescind the 2001 National Forest Roadless Rule, opening road-building across roadless areas covering about 4% of Wyoming—an area the size of the Shoshone National Forest—potentially pitting motorists and timber interests against hunters, anglers and other non-motorized users. Outdoor Recreation & Wildlife: The federal notice warns new motorized networks could increase user conflicts and reduce “quiet, remote” recreation, while conservationists say it’s a giveaway to the timber industry. Wyoming Education: Riverton K-5 computer science teacher Reva Lobatos was named Wyoming’s first National Geographic Grosvenor Teacher Fellow, earning an 11-day expedition to Greece and Turkey to bring back classroom projects. Health Care: Weston County Health Services in Newcastle completed corrective actions after regulators found five EMTALA emergency-care deficiencies that could have jeopardized Medicare certification. Game Day Traditions: UW ROTC will test the football cannon Aug. 27, with residents in the area expected to hear it. Local Spotlight: Centennial is set to celebrate 150 years with a free Sept. 12 sesquicentennial parade and events.
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