AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoU.S. Senate Race Buzz: A new Carolina Journal poll finds Democrat Roy Cooper leading Republican Michael Whatley by 15 points, and voters say Cooper would back DSA priorities if elected—60% overall say that’s likely. Campaign Message: Cooper also hit Elizabeth City with a “make stuff cost less” affordability pitch, blaming tariffs and health-care costs for squeezing working families. Local College Life: Pitt Community College is expanding student support by moving its Learning and Success Center into its library, adding tutoring pods and an Academic Skills Lab. Greenville City Agenda: Greenville City Council will consider a youth downtown curfew, sidewalk installation, and a downtown safety update after recent violence. Tech + Privacy Debate: Sanford installed Flock-style automatic license plate readers, reigniting concerns about surveillance and data sharing. Culture & Community: Monday Creek Publishing announced a new Appalachian novel, “The King of Clemens,” set in Clemens, N.C., with an author event tied to the Appalachian Literary Arts festival. Business Watch: THB Bagelry & Deli is opening its first North Carolina location, expanding beyond the Baltimore area. Sports/Academics: ECU interior design and fashion students tested fabrics in a hands-on lab, using microscopes and burn tests to identify materials.
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