AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoWyoming Politics: Five Republicans and two Democrats filed for Wyoming’s Aug. 18 U.S. Senate primaries, including U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman and rancher/tech entrepreneur Sam Mead, with other GOP challengers pitching land protection, rural support, and mental health access. Big Boy Train Stop: Union Pacific’s historic Big Boy No. 4014 (built 1941) is scheduled to make a public whistle-stop in Ripley on Tuesday, June 9, arriving around noon and departing at 12:30 p.m., with a free display in Buffalo June 10. Cheyenne Family Fun: Tilt, a new 14,000-square-foot indoor entertainment center with arcade games, virtual reality, and mini bowling, opened at Frontier Mall in Cheyenne—an all-seasons option as summer heats up. Cheyenne Greenway Art: Cheyenne is seeking artist proposals for a Greater Cheyenne Greenway mural near the Walterscheid Boulevard underpass, with youth collaboration and an installation planned for spring 2027. Wildlife & Ranching Funding: USDA expanded a Farm Bill-backed program to help farmers and ranchers protect migratory big-game corridors on private land, now covering Wyoming and 16 other states. Road Trip Costs: AAA reports gas prices remain high nationwide, and a potential fuel-tax suspension debate could affect WYDOT funding for major highway work. Safety & Travel Alerts: Wyoming Highway Patrol reported a fatal rollover on Highway 34 near Wheatland, and Rock Springs police warned of a rental scam targeting would-be tenants.
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