AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTeacher Pay & Recruitment: Gov. Josh Stein met with UNC Greensboro education students and early-career teachers, highlighting the state’s new K-12 pay raises while hearing what still feels missing in classrooms. Disability Rights: Gov. Ned Lamont and other governors urged the Trump administration to keep federal disability protections that help people live and receive care in their communities. Education & Access: Durham’s farmland loss report shows how development pressure is shrinking local farming, while a new plan aims to protect more open land. Culture & Community: Hickory Community Theatre’s “A Chorus Line” wraps this weekend, and the venue is also rolling out more fall classes for ages 8–18. Health & Tech: A Wake Forest-led trial found high-frequency spinal cord stimulation can ease painful diabetic nerve damage and improve sensation. Local Service: The Wayne County Reentry Council earned Program of the Year for its work helping justice-involved residents rebuild lives. Aquariums at 50: North Carolina Aquariums marked five decades of conservation and education across the coast. Sports & Leisure: Flounder season runs through Sept. 14, with anglers urging a last push.
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