AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 minutes agoArts & Entertainment (Music): Louisville’s iconic vinyl shop Electric Ladyland, famous for its Jimi Hendrix sign, is closing after 48 years, with the store open until the end of June. Country Music: Wynonna Judd announced her first solo album in a decade, The Hard Truth, due Oct. 2, with “Kentucky Queen” as the lead single. Local Arts/Community: The Reynolds Family Foundation’s “Night at the Races” fundraiser raised over $60,000 for community causes, including hunger and homelessness support and scholarships. Sports (Kentucky): UK defensive lineman Nic Smith, 20, was found dead in a residence hall; the school says no foul play was initially indicated. Local Sports Leadership: Henry County Public Schools named Scott Gormley its new athletic director. Civic/Design: Paducah City Commission approved an $842,500 contract for City Hall stabilization, targeting canopy and drainage upgrades. Nature/Local News: Officers rescued a bald eagle entangled in fishing line near Hickman Harbor and transferred it for rehab. Space (Big Picture): NASA named the Artemis III crew for a 2027 mission aimed at future lunar landings.
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