AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 minutes agoCultural Heritage: Birmingham’s 16th Street Baptist Church has opened a new Education and Visitor Center, adding a major resource for learning about the city’s history. Central Alabama Community College students are also preserving local stories, restoring cemetery markers and digitizing historic records. Arts & Events: The Kentuck Festival has been named one of the nation’s top 10 festivals as it returns, while the Alabama School of Fine Arts is inviting prospective students to an open house. Education: Plainview High’s new solar system is expected to cut electricity costs by 46%, potentially freeing funds for other school needs. State officials, meanwhile, warn that enrollment declines could put 800 public-school teaching positions at risk. Youth & Community: Music mogul Master P visited Birmingham’s Norwood Elementary, urging students to dream big and work hard.
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