AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation: Gov. Kay Ivey says Alabama’s CHOOSE Act is “here to stay” as Democratic candidate Doug Jones campaigns to end the school-choice program. Ivey says more than 34,000 students are benefiting this year. Youth & Careers: Tuscaloosa’s Worlds of Work marked its 10th year, connecting more than 4,000 high school freshmen with career options this week; organizers say over 40,000 students have taken part since 2015. Arts & Events: The Kentuck Festival of the Arts returns to Tuscaloosa’s Snow Hinton Park, carrying on one of Alabama’s best-known fall traditions. Heritage: Birmingham’s 16th Street Baptist Church has opened a new Education and Visitor Center, expanding opportunities to learn about the church’s history and legacy. Music: The Montgomery Symphony Orchestra launched its 50th season with a world premiere.
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