AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoImmigration & Health Policy: A judge temporarily blocked Tennessee from reporting sick and disabled undocumented children to immigration authorities, pausing a policy that forced families to choose lifesaving care or risk deportation. Education & Community Impact: Memphis-Shelby County Schools’ state takeover board is set to be paid through a mix of local funds and a small state reserve, with MSCS covering salaries for the nine appointed members—raising questions about who ultimately pays for oversight. Workforce & Local Growth: Grundy County bought the former National Guard Armory for just $150,000 after a $1 million grant, planning to turn it into TCAT classes and community space. Safety & Summer Living: A guide to Nashville-area lake depths and water risks highlights Percy Priest’s deep spots and urges life-jacket and alcohol-free boating. Culture & Identity: Irish America 250 launched “America Éire,” a July 1 living digital archive inviting Irish Americans and Irish-born immigrants to share stories tied to the Declaration-era milestone. Arts & Music: Maren Morris marks the 10th anniversary of “Hero” with a deluxe reissue featuring vault tracks and demos. Sports & Local Pride: Tennessee lawmakers signaled no new state House or Senate redistricting next year, even as congressional maps were recently redrawn.
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