AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCheyenne Economy: A Chamber forecast breakfast put housing, taxes, fuel costs, construction and state revenue at the center of discussion, with speakers stressing the need to balance household costs with economic growth. Power & Data Centers: Black Hills has signed a power deal tied to Google’s Cheyenne data center campus, while Cheyenne City Council approved annexation of Orchard Hills for a potential data center despite resident concerns. Nuclear & Minerals: TerraPower’s Natrium plant in Kemmerer is moving ahead, with construction updates and a tour by regional governors. Wyoming-based DISA Uranium also partnered with Uranium American Resources to recover uranium and other minerals from abandoned mine waste. Workforce & Business: Laramie County Community College received nearly $69,000 to expand hands-on career training. The Wyoming Business Council CEO is stepping down amid agency reform efforts. Ranching: Federal officials are urging states to review wolf management and encouraging producers to report livestock losses; eligible claims can receive compensation at full market value.
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