AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWorkforce & Education: Tennessee launched the federal Workforce Pell program, expanding Pell eligibility for certain short-term training tied to in-demand, high-wage careers, with a new application portal for eligible institutions. Public Health: Vanderbilt Health says tick-bite emergency visits are rising in Middle Tennessee as temperatures climb, mirroring national trends. Culture & Community: Grundy County’s long-discussed inclusive “Miracle on the Mountain Park” finally opened, built with a state grant and designed so kids of all abilities can play together. Arts & Outdoors: The free Radnor Lake Art Show returns July 17–19 at the Walter Criley Visitor Center, with 60 artists and proceeds supporting conservation. Local Lifestyle & Safety: Flooding in Cocke County’s Del Rio area left major damage and shut down roads, with swift-water rescues of five people. Business & Growth: Tipton County is seeking grant-administration firms for a ThreeStar Program Grant, with statements due July 30. Tech & Planning: Walker County clarified its 30-day data center moratorium applies only to unincorporated areas, not incorporated cities. Health Care Workforce: A national coalition released “The Initiative Intelligence Guide” to help health systems measure whether retention and well-being programs are actually working. Tennessee Music: Tractor Supply partnered with GSTV to spotlight Americana artist Gloria Anderson through its Life Out Here Emerging Artist program.
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