AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOutdoor Grants: Wyoming Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Trust approved its first round of projects, awarding $1.9M statewide—highlighted by Lovell’s $300,000 push for 26 miles of non-motorized trails in Cottonwood Canyon. Rodeo Travel Care: Cheyenne Frontier Days continues to lean on Justin Sportsmedicine, offering free, consistent on-site treatment for traveling rodeo athletes since 1981. Fire Safety for Campers: Medicine Bow National Forest and Thunder Basin National Grassland move into Stage 1 fire restrictions Friday, with Stage 2 for Black Hills National Forest starting Monday (July 27)—big news for anyone planning hikes, camping, or campfires. Wildlife on the Road: Wyoming Game and Fish warns drought is creating “green highways,” with big game clustering along roadsides—slow down and watch for crossings. Yellowstone Updates: Yellowstone fishing closures hit three rivers due to dangerously warm water, and visitors are again being flagged for dangerous behavior near Grand Prismatic Spring. Historic Rail Buzz: Union Pacific’s Big Boy No. 4014 keeps drawing crowds as it rolls through the region, with the tour’s Wyoming stop landing in Cheyenne on July 29. Cheyenne Food Stop: Pour Decisions Bar and Grill in Cheyenne is getting attention for its Tropical Burger with mango habanero sauce—an easy stop for Frontier Days travelers.
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