AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLocal Arts & Dining: Scottsboro’s growth story spotlights Two Sisters Square and a new downtown music venue, while Maters Pizza & Pasta Emporium in Fort Payne leans into live music and a community vibe. Fitness & Wellness: Premier Pilates in Skillman is drawing clients with a “small adjustments” approach that blends precision, posture help, and mind/body focus. Community Health: Walker County’s Stronger Mental Health Counseling Services opened with judgment-free, trauma- and addiction-informed care. Education Policy Watch: Alabama’s Healthy Early Development and Screen Time Act is now law, but reporting raises questions about whether schools track kids’ total screen exposure. School Safety & Accountability: A Hoover family is pushing for cameras in special education classrooms under Tyler’s Law, arguing transparency is crucial for nonverbal students. Higher Ed & Equity: The ABA repealed its diversity requirement for accredited law schools, a shift with major implications for Black student access and the future of accreditation. Workforce: Huntsville-area employers posted 2,200+ openings across healthcare, aerospace, biotech, education, and defense. Culture & Community Events: Labor Day programming and local event listings continue to roll out across the region. Politics & Religion: National coverage flags Republicans making Muslims and Islam a midterm campaign issue, including Alabama Gov. Tommy Tuberville’s “enemy inside the gates” framing.
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