AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRoberto Clemente Day & Puerto Rico baseball: MLB spotlighted Puerto Rico’s real high-school talent through the new Buzzer Beater tournament, with scouts saying players could still make pro rounds. Civil rights legacy: Joan Trumpauer Mulholland, once jailed in Mississippi’s Parchman, told an HBCU micro-scholarship gathering that the fight shaping her youth “isn’t over.” Education shakeups in Mississippi: A federal desegregation order for Leake County schools was lifted, marking a major shift after decades of court oversight. Local schools & staffing: Columbus Municipal School District’s transportation director shared what it takes to keep routes running and students safe, as districts face broader pressures from declining enrollment. Public safety & justice: A Mississippi man pleaded not guilty in the hanging death of Tasia Fortune; more arrests are expected. Community leadership: Jackson Mayor John Horhn named Dr. Marcus A. Chanay as chief of staff, focusing on coordination and priorities. Arts & culture: “Dear William” is in production for a film adaptation, shooting in Greenwood with additional scenes in Oxford and at Ole Miss. Hispanic Heritage Month food: The Dairy Alliance is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with dairy-forward traditions like café con leche and tres leches.
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