AGP Executive Report
Last update: 21 minutes agoTennessee Football & Dolly Parton Tribute: Neyland Stadium turned into a mass singalong as Tennessee opened its season with Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You,” drawing 101,915 voices before a 56-9 win over Furman; the Vols also debuted a new fourth-quarter song, Parton’s “My Tennessee Mountain Home.” Local Culture & Arts: Memphis’ Metal Museum celebrated a grand opening at its new Overton Park home, expanding space for community events and hands-on making. Community Festivals: Jackson’s African Street Festival returned for its 36th year, pairing music, art, kids’ activities, and free health screenings despite the heat. Sustainability for Everyday Life: Knoxville’s Smart Yards and Friends Festival is set for Sept. 12 at UT Gardens, offering free learning on composting, native plants, stormwater, and pollinator-friendly yards. Education & Money Smarts: Tennessee Tech will host a screening of “This Is Not Financial Advice” on Sept. 8, followed by a Q&A on how social media influencers shape investing decisions. Public Safety Watch: A former America’s Got Talent contestant, Deshundre Vinson, was charged in Chattanooga after a 4-year-old nephew drowned in an apartment pool.
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