AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMaternal Health: Springfield Mercy Health launched the area’s first integrated doula program, adding three certified doulas and tying the support to lower preterm births (5.4% with a doula vs. 10.4% without). Community & Culture: Western Clark County kicks off October with two big festivals—New Carlisle’s Heritage of Flight (Oct. 2-4) and Enon’s Apple Butter Festival—bringing parades, car shows, music, and fireworks. Education Policy: The Trump administration’s federal scholarship tax credit rules would let nearly all schoolchildren in at least 30 states apply for help paying for private school or homeschooling, with new Treasury guidance on how states and scholarship groups must opt in. Local Sports: Wittenberg Tigers aim to break a winless start on Oct. 3 at homecoming-style energy, hosting Kenyon after a rough start to the season. Ohio Politics: Ohio lawmakers passed a 90-day gas tax holiday, moving emergency legislation toward Gov. DeWine’s signature. Arts & Learning: Fascinating Ohio spotlights a teacher of the year, a filmmaker, and an arts director.
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