AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEducation & Community: Alabama’s retired teachers are still serving beyond the classroom, volunteering in schools, hospitals, churches and local charities. Nov. 17 is this year’s Retired Teachers Day. School Funding: Franklin County Schools says its funding will not change after voters rejected a tax renewal; a 2006 state amendment preserves the system’s share of 10 mills in property-tax revenue. Alabama Music: Country singer Ella Langley has reportedly bought her family a $3.5 million lake house in the state where she grew up. Higher Education: Governor-elect Tommy Tuberville renewed criticism of gender studies and sociology degrees, arguing colleges should prioritize job prospects. Mobile Culture: A travel feature spotlights Mobile’s French-founded history and its claim as the birthplace of Mardi Gras. Food & Heritage: Birmingham’s ¡HICA! Tamale Sale returns, raising funds for Latino and immigrant families while carrying on a holiday tradition. Arts & History: Birmingham’s Civil Rights District is hosting a free nighttime art walk.
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