AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRoughstock Legacy: THE Black Tie is being hailed as a modern saddle bronc great after a career built on consistency and big-stage wins, including arena records at Cheyenne. Local Recreation: Miles City reopened the Honda Trails to non-gas-powered bikes and e-bikes, with new rules and signage to keep the riding safe. EMS & Community Health: Clarion County’s EMS crisis is back on the agenda as leaders restart planning with a “one bite at a time” approach to long-term staffing and sustainability. Montana Politics & Work Visas: Sen. Tim Sheehy introduced the End H-1B Abuse Act, seeking a three-year pause on new H-1B visas and a return of the $100,000 fee that a court struck down. Culture & Art: A Bozeman artist was tapped to paint Montana’s largest mural on Glendive’s grain elevator, tied to a major tourism grant. Indigenous Education: MSU hosted REDTalks, connecting Indigenous scholars from Montana to New Zealand. Wildlife Watch: Montana officials are investigating suspected invasive brown trout in Ashley Lake and Church Slough. Privacy & Tech: Great Falls residents are raising concerns as AI cameras scan license plates at local retailers. Outdoor Funding: $1.9M in outdoor grants is moving trail and campground projects forward, including Wyoming’s new mountain biking push. Faith & Timekeeping: Proposed permanent daylight saving time has Orthodox Jewish leaders worried about prayer and sunrise-based schedules. National Guard Outreach: Montana National Guard held “HQ for a Day” in Great Falls to connect with communities.
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