AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience (MAX) Music Honors: MAX announced its 2026 Hall of Fame class, spotlighting Mississippi’s musical roots with blues legends Charlie Patton and Mississippi John Hurt, living blues icon Bobby Rush, country star Conway Twitty, and the Mississippi Mass Choir—inductees will be celebrated in January 2027 in Meridian. Delta STEM Expansion: The Mississippi Delta Nature and Learning Center in Greenville won a $10,000 STEM grant to grow hands-on after-school science, build an indoor lab for year-round learning, and focus on topics like environmental science, regenerative agriculture, water conservation, and soil health. Alcorn State Basketball Leadership: Former NBA guard Monta Ellis was named general manager of Alcorn State’s men’s basketball program, bringing 12 years of pro experience and a Mississippi homecoming to help with recruiting, NIL, and player development. Meridian Music History: Meridian City Council approved renaming a stretch of 4th Street to “Paul Davis Music Row,” honoring the late songwriter and the local music legacy tied to the area. James Chaney Day Returns: Meridian’s James Chaney Day celebration is set for Aug. 15–16, with a tour, ribbon cutting at James Chaney Park, a kickball tournament, and a “Why We Vote” event featuring live music. Humane Society Fundraiser: The Humane Society of South Mississippi will host Rock N Rollover Aug. 14 (School of Rock theme), supporting its education program. Laurel Christian Preschool Grows: Laurel Christian School added a K2 preschool class after completing state licensing, giving families another Christ-centered option on campus.
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