AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCommunity & Belonging: A South Carolina man pleaded guilty to a federal hate crime for placing antisemitic threats at Charlotte’s Shalom Park, which includes a Jewish school and Holocaust memorial. Veterans: Gov. Josh Stein joined North Carolina Central University’s Veterans Day observance, honoring veterans and inducting service members and community leaders into the Order of the Long Leaf Pine. Education: North Carolina’s 10 Million Book Challenge is set to begin in January, inviting public school students to log books toward a 2027 goal; more than 170 districts and charter schools have signed up. Indigenous Heritage: App State and the Lumbee Tribe are documenting ancestral sites in Robeson County, pairing student research with the tribe’s cultural preservation work. Arts & Culture: A free Banksy-and-Basquiat exhibition is coming to the North Carolina Museum of Art, while Raleigh’s Artspace continues to give local artists public studios and a downtown foothold. Live Music: MerleFest has begun announcing its 2027 lineup, including the Avett Brothers and Wynonna Judd.
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