AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGuardianship Reform: Colorado’s troubled Office of Public Guardianship is starting a “cultural reset” as a new director tries to rebuild partnerships and prepare for a statewide expansion under recent law. Community & Education: UW Extension added two new educators in Sweetwater County, including a 4-H youth development educator with science and agriculture experience. Latin Culture in the Suburbs: Fiesta Parker returns Aug. 22 with a family-friendly celebration of Latin food, music, dance, and heritage outside the Parker station. Local Arts & Wellness: Nederland’s Visitors Center welcomes Jill Dreves as its new “captain,” aiming to spotlight local history and culture for tourists. Health Tech: Renovare Therapeutics, a Colorado biotech spun from CU Boulder research, is pushing regenerative osteoarthritis treatments into the spotlight. Sports Culture: Noah Kahan’s Coors Field run shows Colorado’s music scene still loves big, intimate singalongs. Religion & Youth: Young Life says it’s rebounded strongly after the pandemic, with growth in both U.S. and international programs.
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