AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation & Community: Savannah’s third annual Afro-Wellness Experience returns Sept. 19 with dance, drumming, wellness workshops, and an evening artist showcase featuring Atlanta and regional performers. School Staffing & Enrollment: Hull Public Schools welcomed new teachers and staff for the 2026-27 year, while Georgia Department of Education enrollment snapshots show shifting demographics and ongoing chronic absenteeism pressure statewide. Local Culture & Arts: Atlanta’s High Museum of Art is gearing up for its centennial with 200+ new acquisitions and a block party Oct. 18, with visitor diversity rising sharply since 2015. Health & Philanthropy: Statesboro’s Rockin’ Out Alzheimer’s hit a record $151,775 at its sold-out concert, funding local dementia support programs. Civic Life: A new manager took over Venice’s Senior Friendship Center, keeping it running as a volunteer-powered community hub. Business & Lifestyle: Oxford Industries reported mixed fashion momentum, with Tommy Bahama up but Lilly Pulitzer facing headwinds.
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