AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFrontier Mall shake-up: Renzio’s Greek Food, a long-running Cheyenne restaurant, permanently closed its only local location, leaving the Frontier Mall spot vacant and raising questions about what comes next. Banking expansion: FNBO (First National Bank of Omaha) agreed to acquire InBank in a $200M-plus deal, expanding FNBO’s footprint across Colorado Springs and Southern Colorado pending regulators. Wyoming nuclear supply chain: TerraPower selected 12 supplier awards to support the Natrium project in Kemmerer, with construction aimed to finish by 2030. Payments tech in focus: At Jackson Hole, BIS leaders pushed “tokenized deposits” as a more credible alternative to stablecoins for large-scale payments, keeping funds inside the banking system. Local public finance pressure: Black Hills Energy sought a rate increase and surcharge in South Dakota tied to the Lange II plant, with potential higher monthly bills for average customers. Community needs: Food Bank of Wyoming highlighted rising hunger statewide during Hunger Action Month, calling for donations and volunteering. Education politics: Four candidates are running for three Teton County School District board seats, including newcomer Ashley Sinclair. Data center water planning: Big Sky Digital Infrastructure released water use plans for a Yellowstone County data center, including projected drilling from the Madison Group Aquifer.
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