AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSports Journalism Career: SOJC alum Bri Amaranthus ’14 is moving back to Ohio, bringing 12+ years of sports reporting experience from Oregon sidelines to NBA/NFL locker rooms. Road Safety: Ohio’s “Phones Down. It’s the Law” campaign spotlights the strengthened distracted-driving rules, with new primary enforcement for handheld device use. Adaptive Sports & Disability Inclusion: Mike Mushett, longtime Turnstone leader, was inducted into the National Adaptive Sports Hall of Fame, while Niles hosts the fifth annual “Walk and Roll” to celebrate community inclusion for people with developmental disabilities. Education & Basic Needs: Trumbull County Career and Technical Center will offer free meals to eligible students for 2026-27 via Ohio’s Community Eligibility Provision. Local Community Life: Cleveland’s new truck-mounted attenuator aims to protect first responders on highways, and Oberlin City Schools cancels its 2026 football season due to low participation. Politics & Accountability: Pressure keeps rising on Ohio Rep. Max Miller as Sen. Jon Husted calls for him to resign amid domestic abuse allegations.
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