AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPGA Tour Fallout in Atlanta: Good Good Golf is stepping away from its November PGA Tour title sponsorship after Callaway cut ties over backlash to a violent ad showing a man shoving a woman; the PGA Tour says the event still runs Nov. 12–15 in Austin. Public Health: The FDA says cyclospora cases tied to recalled iceberg lettuce are now confirmed in 20 states, adding Georgia to the list. Georgia Politics: U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff blasts a report alleging racist ties in Mike Collins’ orbit, including swastika and KKK imagery shared by a former staffer. Campaign Trail: Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms holds a Columbus meet-and-greet, pitching Medicaid expansion, fully funded schools, and lower housing/healthcare costs ahead of November. Local Arts & Community: Douglasville’s CAC Pop Up Arts Shop spotlights local collage and jewelry artist Deborah Simon for September. Education & Culture: Albany State names Edreka Coleman its first female head drum major for the 2026–27 Marching Rams Show Band. Disability Support: Tucker-based DisABILITY LINK highlights services for Georgians with disabilities, including peer support and LGBTQ+ peer groups.
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