AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSmall-Business Boundaries: Lenoir cat-café owner Nicole Flanagin says an influencer’s critical TikTok followed a staff member’s refusal to admit a child outside designated visiting hours, which give foster cats time away from customers. Holiday Traditions: Warrenton resident Steve Milligan will open a downtown lot later this month selling Fraser firs and wreaths, extending a 12-year holiday business. Community History: Salisbury unveiled a history-trail marker honoring Lula Spaulding Kelsey, one of North Carolina’s first female morticians and a civic leader who helped establish a library for Black residents. Family Health: North Carolina WIC serves more than 200,000 people monthly, but Rowan County estimates thousands of eligible residents aren’t enrolled. Coastal Access: The state awarded $1.8 million in grants to expand access to public beaches and coastal waterfronts. Rural Culture: A look at Union Grove highlights North Carolina Amish traditions, including hand-carved goods, embroidery and fiddle music.
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