AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWyoming Wind Watch: At the Wyoming Capitol, a “Save the Eagles, Stop Wind” rally urged state leaders to pause and review industrial wind projects in southeast Wyoming, with speakers warning rapid buildout could harm golden eagles and change rural landscapes. Road-Trip Reality Check: A new national roadway condition report highlights how much maintenance is still needed, while Wyoming stands out with only 3.0% of major roadways rated in poor condition—2nd best in the U.S. Big Boy Train Buzz: Union Pacific’s legendary Big Boy No. 4014 continues its America’s 250th birthday tour, with recent sightings drawing crowds as it steams through the Midwest toward the East Coast. Wildlife on the Move: A Powell couple reported spotting 73 moose near Burgess Junction in the Bighorn Mountains, pointing to spring “green-up” as the reason they gathered. Outdoor Safety Reminder: A Bighorn National Forest hiker’s disappearance ended tragically after weeks, underscoring how quickly conditions can turn on high-country treks. Fuel & Travel Costs: GasBuddy reports the lowest E85 in Campbell County hit $4.02 for the week ending May 30, while Wyoming’s average regular gas also dipped slightly.
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