AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCommunity Care: Operation Pink Chairs, founded by Rhodes College student Olive Bratcher after her mother’s breast cancer surgeries, has loaned recliners to more than 400 patients recovering through Williamson Health. Election Season: Tennessee early voting runs through Oct. 29 ahead of the Nov. 3 election; Memphis groups are offering rides to polling sites, while Williamson Inc. and the Williamson Herald have posted interviews with candidates for governor, Congress and Fairview mayor. Arts & Culture: Nashville artist Prana Kishore has earned five official Grammy entries for two albums spanning dance music and Sanskrit chant. Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library continues sending books to children, carrying forward her literacy legacy. Schools & Faith: Maury County schools will allow displays of the Ten Commandments and excerpts from founding documents under a new state law, leaving the choice to local districts. Family Fun: Clarksville families gathered at Downtown Commons for a free library-hosted magic show during fall break.
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