AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCommunity & Culture: Louisville’s 6th annual Reggae Reunion at the Park drew crowds along the Ohio River with Caribbean food, vendors, and music celebrating Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago. Faith & Youth: In Lima, Councilman Derry Glenn organized a back-to-school prayer service at Fourth Street Missionary Baptist Church, urging kids to stay connected to religious life as classes resume. Health Access: Ohio National Guard’s GuardCare 2026 brought record free medical, dental, and vision care to Southeast Ohio—3,092 services for 491 residents—helping people who lack insurance or coverage. Higher Ed & Opportunity: Ohio University and OHIO Online earned a spot on the 2026 Phi Theta Kappa Transfer Honor Roll, highlighting support for transfer students through admission, costs, and completion metrics. Arts & Learning: Ohio University’s Tantrum Theater announced its 2026–2027 season, while OHIO launched a new undergraduate certificate blending sports, photography, and strategic communication. Local Economy & Work: U.S. Sen. Jon Husted toured Anduril and Path Robotics in Columbus and met with agriculture leaders at the Hartford Fair, focusing on workforce and manufacturing needs. Sports & Community Events: Mansfield’s Shawshank Hustle returned with 1,500 participants running, walking, wheeling, and even crawling through the Ohio State Reformatory area.
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