AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGeorgia Politics: With just 45 days left, the governor’s race is still a dead heat as Keisha Lance Bottoms and Rick Jackson crisscross the state, both leaning hard on personal origin stories and affordability promises. Surveillance & Privacy: Atlanta-based Flock Safety is offering a voluntary exit to employees as cities cancel contracts over privacy concerns and camera misuse—an ominous sign for the surveillance industry. Education Demographics: New Georgia DOE enrollment snapshots show shifting school populations, including Bernd Elementary (Bibb) with 25 white students, Hubert Middle (Savannah-Chatham) at 85% African American, and Jenkins Elementary (Gwinnett) with 45% Hispanic. School Safety: A Bleckley County juvenile accused in a school shooting threat also allegedly planned an attack at a church, prompting community alerts. Arts & Culture: College Park milliner Otis Damón turns depression into wearable art, while Atlanta’s So So Fed keeps its Sunday pop-up sprint going inside another restaurant’s space. Sports & Community: Justice Haynes powers Georgia Tech’s 44-11 win over Mercer, and Braves fans keep showing up for Timothy Miller’s Sunday “God Bless America” tradition.
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