AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoKentucky Sports Spotlight: Will Stein is asking Wildcats fans to turn Kroger Field into a hostile wall for Alabama’s SEC opener—get in early, stay loud, and yes, he even suggested “sneak a flask in” and “scream obscenities” during the game. Big-Time College Football: Alabama and Kentucky meet Saturday on ABC, with analysts like Joel Klatt zeroing in on Keelon Russell’s early performance and what it means for Alabama’s offense. Local Arts & Culture: Speed Art Museum names Kathleen V. Jameson as its new director, adding fresh leadership to Louisville’s arts scene. Photography & Exhibitions: WKU’s School of Media and Communication debuted its semester gallery show “Places,” featuring Kentucky-based photographer David Coyle and landscapes from spots like the Red River Gorge and Bluegrass. Community & Service: Kentucky AG Nick Brown and a coalition reached a settlement protecting AmeriCorps funding after federal attempts to dismantle the program. Racing & Horses: The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association crowned national award winners at Kentucky Castle. Music & Story: Louisville author Kim Michele Richardson says Dolly Parton gifted her 15 unreleased songs inspired by “The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek.”
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