AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHigher Ed Spotlight: ECU chancellor Philip Rogers urged faculty to keep pushing student success and broaden who counts as a “learner,” as demographic shifts force universities to prove their value. Community Meals: Transylvania County Schools is delivering free summer meals to 200+ kids across rural routes, with cafeteria staff making regular home stops. Local Government & Culture: Flavor Hills, a Black-owned Raleigh and Durham spot built around community, announced it’s closing both locations immediately. Health & Wellness: A new Black Men’s Health & Wellness initiative launches in Warren County with “100 Men in Black,” aiming to improve outcomes through “Know Your Numbers.” Public Safety & Immigration: Faith leaders held an interfaith prayer vigil in Raleigh over a new state law requiring cooperation with ICE and limiting certain benefits for people without legal status. Food Safety: North Carolina is seeing a Cyclospora surge, with officials flagging parsley and cilantro as common among cases while multiple outbreak clusters remain unresolved. Arts & Dining: Pranzo opens in Midtown Raleigh with an Italian aperitivo vibe, while Dix Park’s historic Flowers Cottage prepares to host Cottage Coffee and Park Bar.
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