AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLocal Arts & Education: Northeastern State University’s Jazz Orchestra was picked as the only collegiate ensemble to perform at the Oklahoma Music Educators Association conference in January 2027, a spotlight on student musicianship. Community & Culture: A German World Cup fan nicknamed “Freddy” is back in the U.S., posting fresh videos from Auburn University’s game day—another reminder of how sports travel can turn into cultural storytelling. DC Faith & Leadership: Sisters in the Spirit marked 25 years in Washington, with keynote speaker Dr. Cynthia Bailey Manns urging Black Catholic women to use their voices. Public Health & Research: Sen. Tammy Baldwin warns the White House is drafting an executive order to politicize NIH grantmaking, potentially letting a White House-chosen panel veto research. Immigration & Rights: ICE stopped publicly listing thousands of detainees with final deportation orders, making it harder for families and lawyers to find people. Culture Wars in Schools: Cobb County, Georgia removed Toni Morrison’s “The Bluest Eye” from libraries over sexually explicit content, sparking renewed censorship-versus-parental-control debate. Housing & Growth: Dagsboro, Delaware weighs annexing 134 acres for a 262-home development, with the town council vote expected later.
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