AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoICE & Civil Liberties: Memphis families and activists pressed Metro Council over the impact of ICE raids, including a Berclair nightclub operation that left children without parents and raised questions about accountability. Local Governance & Public Safety Tech: Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank says she wants to pause or end Flock license-plate cameras, with any change requiring county commission approval after residents raised “government overreach” concerns. Education & Child Safety: Greene County schools are rolling out a K-12 prevention program to help students recognize and report sexual abuse and child trafficking, aligned with Tennessee law. Kids & Learning: Clinton Elementary is getting Bee-Bots for hands-on coding in kindergarten through sixth grade, funded through an ORAU classroom grant. Sports & Community: Pellissippi State and UT Federal Credit Union signed a five-year athletics partnership, adding support for programs, scholarships, and financial literacy. Culture & Music: A Dolly Parton look-alike contest is set for the Clinch River Fall Antique Festival in Clinton, Oct. 3.
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