In a recent government meeting, discussions centered around the upcoming Wyoming Aviation Festival, set to take place from Wednesday through Sunday. The festival, organized by the Aviation Heritage League, will feature a range of activities including rides on a B-29 bomber and other vintage aircraft, as well as opportunities for the public to view these historic planes up close.

A highlight of the event will be a public signing of a proclamation by the governor on Friday at 1:30 PM, marking Wyoming Aviation History Week. Following this, the Wyoming Aeronautics Commission will present the Wyoming Aviation Hall of Fame award. The festival will also include history presentations by notable speakers and various activities for children.

The meeting also addressed the need for support in preserving a historic building associated with the festival. A representative emphasized the importance of securing funding to bring the building up to code, which is crucial for its preservation. They expressed gratitude for the council's past support and reiterated the need for potential partnerships, particularly in securing resources to maintain the building's core structure.

Councilman Leaborde raised concerns regarding the condition of the roof, highlighting its significance in the preservation of historic sites. The discussions underscored the community's commitment to celebrating aviation history while also addressing the challenges of maintaining historical infrastructure.