AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClean Energy & Housing Resilience: In Asheville’s Emma neighborhood, residents and partners celebrated a new 46-kilowatt rooftop solar array at La Esperanza, part of Poder Emma’s push to cut bills and keep power during outages after Hurricane Helene. Health & Community Support: Craven County’s Partners in Education and Books-A-Million kicked off a book drive for classroom libraries, while the EPIC Center in Kinston launched its first community diaper drive to help families facing rising costs. Education & Workforce: Craven Community College received a health information tech grant to support students, and North Carolina’s school nutrition staff can tap summer culinary workshops aimed at boosting fresh, nutritious meals. Public Safety & Immigration: Faith leaders in Mecklenburg County urged lawmakers to uphold Gov. Josh Stein’s veto of a homeless camping ban, and reports say ICE is moving toward a detention center at a northeastern N.C. prison site. Local Leadership & Sports: Greene Central principal Patrick Greene is stepping down for a new role at Chapel Hill High, and the NCHSAA board selected Brad Alford as its next commissioner.
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