AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoKentucky Arts & Culture: Wendell Berry, the Kentucky-born novelist, poet, and agrarian activist who championed small farms and conservation, died at 92 in Port Royal, leaving a legacy that shaped American food and environmental thinking. Community & Events: Clark County Public Schools announced its 2026 Hall of Fame class, honoring longtime educators and community leaders at Cardinal Stadium in Winchester. Local Arts for Kids: Clark County Judge Executive R.J. Palmer proclaimed “Why I Love My County Day,” tied to the Kentucky Association of Counties’ statewide student art contest, with winners’ work slated for a 2027 calendar. Food & Family: God’s Pantry Food Bank reports more than 314,000 Kentuckians face food insecurity as Hunger Action Month begins, including one in four children. Sports & Entertainment: Louisville-area schools and fans faced extreme-heat disruptions, while Kentucky Downs racing spotlighted Willie Mullins’ Ethical Diamond with jockey Ryan Moore for the Kentucky Turf Cup. Politics & Media: Rep. Thomas Massie used social media and a House floor moment to name alleged Epstein-linked figures, keeping the “Epstein Files” fight in the spotlight.
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