AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAtlanta Pride: Thousands filled Midtown for Sunday’s festival and parade after severe weather canceled Saturday’s programming, celebrating Georgia’s oldest LGBTQ+ nonprofit. Athens Arts: AthHalf brought runners through Athens on Sunday while raising money for AthFest Educates, which funds music and art programs for K–12 students. Food & Drink: Atlanta’s Ruby Chow’s plans a larger Westside location for summer 2027, pairing restaurant favorites with new dishes. Education: Georgia Southern professor Sara Gremillion landed a $1.6 million NIH grant for a national fungal-genomics curriculum and research platform. Georgia Heritage: A photo essay from the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo in Conyers spotlights Black cowboy traditions and the rodeo’s work to give them visibility. Schools & Taxes: Georgia politicians’ property-tax-cut pledges could squeeze public-school budgets, as some districts consider raising millage rates to fund services.
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