AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMississippi Book Festival: Thousands packed the Capitol in Jackson for the 11th annual Mississippi Book Festival, with kids like 9-year-old Jubilee JiBol lining up to meet authors and celebrate the state’s reading culture. Community & culture in Mississippi: WellsFest returned for its 42nd year in Jackson, raising money for Shower Power, while East Biloxi’s Resilient East Biloxi Community Festival brought neighbors together with art, resources, and storytelling. Rural health access: Mississippi’s Rural Health Transformation Program is rolling out grants for telehealth expansion and upgraded data systems to better serve rural students and families. Local arts spotlight: Oxford’s Southside Gallery keeps the region’s creative scene moving with rotating exhibits and public receptions. Public safety watch: Oxford Mayor Robyn Tannehill is warning residents about kratom after investigations into two Ole Miss student deaths, calling it “rolling the dice on death.” Music & faith events: “Dreams on Golden Strings” brings free heavenly harp music to Mobile on Oct. 4.
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