AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealthcare affordability: North Carolina voters are putting cost of living, healthcare, and energy at the top of their priority list heading into the 2026 midterms, with coverage emphasizing that candidates who seem dismissive on affordability risk losing support. Consumer protection: South Carolina AG Alan Wilson is urging consumers to file claims tied to multistate settlements over alleged generic drug price inflation, with preliminary court approval paving the way for payouts. Local education investment: Sampson County commissioners backed Clinton’s plan for a new $49M elementary school, aiming to consolidate older campuses and reduce student transitions. Public safety tech debate: Apex Town Council is weighing what to do about Flock license-plate tracking amid privacy concerns, with residents pushing for changes or an end to automatic readers. Community health expansion: Advanced Kidney Care NC is opening a new Rocky Mount office, adding physicians and a nurse practitioner to expand nephrology access across eastern NC. Arts & culture: The Brushy Mountain Apple Festival returns Saturday in North Wilkesboro with major crowds expected, plus a full slate of crafts and food. Campus research spotlight: UNCW highlighted research and innovation at its 19th Annual Research Celebration, focusing on turning student engagement and scholarship into action. N.C. A&T tradition: Terrence J will serve as grand marshal for N.C. A&T’s centennial homecoming parade on Oct. 31.
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