AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoArts & Community: Josephine Sculpture Park unveiled two new works by Kentucky artists Mollie Rabiner (“Bird Calls,” a wind phone for unsaid words) and Ceirra Evans (“Reunion,” a painted found-object “dining room” in a trailer), with a Sculpture Social set for Aug. 22 in the tobacco barn. Music & Film-Theater Classics: Owensboro Symphony’s free “Concert on the Lawn” returns Saturday (7 p.m.) with movie and Broadway favorites from Phantom of the Opera, West Side Story, Mary Poppins and Beauty and the Beast. Local Culture Spotlight: The Frazier History Museum was named Kentucky’s best museum again in USA TODAY’s 10Best readers’ awards, highlighting new exhibits and programs for the state’s 250th-anniversary season. Sports & Faith/Outreach: Sports Reach, a Kentucky-based nonprofit sports ministry, is taking athletes on international trips to build relationships and share its Christian message. College Sports News: Jaxon Kohler, a Michigan State forward, chose BYU over UK for his extra year, leaving Kentucky still hunting for its 15th roster spot. Safety & Daily Life: Videos show drivers illegally passing a stopped JCPS bus during student drop-off in southeast Louisville, as Kentucky’s new bus-stop law adds $300–$500 civil penalties. Weather Watch: McCracken County saw a rare “quake-nado” moment—straight-line winds plus a 2.5 earthquake and a tornado warning/touchdown in the same overnight stretch.
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