AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUniversity of Mississippi Student Deaths & Kratom Warning: Oxford authorities are investigating the deaths of two Ole Miss students found at separate locations, with packaged kratom recovered in both cases, but officials say they can’t confirm any link yet—still, they’re urging students to avoid kratom and other unprescribed substances. Civics in Mississippi Schools: Mississippi has passed a law requiring civics education and civil discourse in public schools starting in 2027-28, but a new survey suggests many students self-censor in class, making the “practice it, not just teach it” part the real challenge. Education & Community Updates: Hancock County School District added new air-conditioned buses (plus more on the way), while Holmes Community College announced its Homecoming 2026 schedule with alumni and career-focused events. Culture & Arts: Bradbury Art Museum in Arkansas State University received an NEA Big Read grant for a year of programs tied to Joy Harjo’s “An American Sunrise.” Local Lifestyle Spotlight: A Mississippi wildlife rescue is running “raccoon boot camp” to teach abandoned baby raccoons survival skills before release. Sports & Entertainment: Ole Miss faces Florida in the Swamp after a big LSU win, and a film review debate is swirling around “By Any Means,” which claims a Mississippi KKK-era story “based on true” events.
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