AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFood Safety & Health: The CDC says shredded iceberg lettuce from Taco Bell locations in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and West Virginia is tied to a record cyclospora outbreak, with Taylor Farms and Taco Bell removing the implicated lettuce from supply chains while health officials urge people to watch for symptoms and avoid panic-cutting produce. Public Health & Environment: Canadian wildfire smoke continues to trigger air-quality alerts across West Virginia and nearby states, with pools and outdoor activities affected as officials warn residents to monitor conditions. Local Community & Family Support: West Virginia’s DoHS is set to begin accepting School Clothing Allowance applications on July 20, aiming to get $200 per eligible child into families’ hands after TANF funding uncertainty. Arts & Community Events: Carnegie Hall’s 40th TOOT vendor and sponsorship registration is open, and the Greenbrier Valley Community Center announces its name and new site after extensive community input. Education & Culture Policy: WVU’s state-funded Washington Center for Civics, Culture and Statesmanship faces scrutiny over very low enrollment, raising questions about what the program is really serving. Human Interest: A Greenville Zoo debut brings two male red river hogs to a new mixed-species exhibit, adding to the region’s summer wildlife draw.
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