AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEducation: Georgia’s incoming governor, Keisha Lance Bottoms, wants voters to decide whether to legalize casino gambling, with proceeds helping fund universal pre-K. Separately, public school systems are weighing whether a new federal scholarship tax credit could bring in money or pull resources away. Arts & Style: SCAD FASH in Atlanta has opened exhibitions on the fashion of Emily in Paris and American style icon CZ Guest, with a preview of the show’s final season. LGBTQ+ History: Atlanta has approved demolition of the home where Michael Hardwick was arrested under Georgia’s anti-gay sodomy law, despite advocates’ efforts to preserve the landmark. Student Success: Thirteen Griffin-Spalding eighth-graders have received REACH Georgia scholarships worth up to $10,000 each for college. Animal Welfare: Georgia pet owners are calling for clearer public records on kennel complaints after a dog died of heat stroke while boarding; state inspections found no violations at the facility. Atlanta Music: Offset’s new album, GMFU, brings together collaborators including Quavo, Gunna and Don Toliver.
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