AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoElection Access & Power Shifts: North Carolina counties are revising early voting plans for the fall midterms as the state auditor’s office, led by Dave Boliek, weighs in—pushing back on how much authority the auditor should have over election administration. Public Safety & Community Trust: A review of the Lynchburg Fire Department found a lack of diversity is harming trust, with recommendations aimed at changing recruitment, hiring, and culture. Education & Workforce Pipelines: Surry-Yadkin Works launched the Careers Electric Summer Academy, pairing students with hands-on training and college coursework to build the electrical workforce. Local Culture & Independence Day: Tryon Palace in New Bern will host a free “Glorious Fourth” celebration with a Declaration reading, ceremonial volley, and a new exhibit on symbols of a new nation. Community Support: Triangle Venezuelan groups are organizing donations after the earthquakes, with churches and nonprofits collecting essentials for families in need. Arts & Music in the High Country: Boone’s Jones House Summer Concert Series kicks off with Appalachian string and ballad traditions, spotlighting local and regional performers.
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