AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAllied Health Education: Edgecombe Community College earned national accreditation for its Advanced EMT and paramedic programs, a boost for students aiming for nationally recognized certification. Early Childhood Leadership: Hillsborough educator Lynne No is spotlighted for a humility-first approach to strengthening early education teams. Immigration & Community Impact: A Deportation Data Project report says ICE apprehensions in North Carolina topped 5,000 in 2026 so far, fueling fear and anxiety among immigrant families. Family Safety: One Place and Safe Kids Onslow are running Child Passenger Safety Week, including a free car-seat check event in Jacksonville. Culture & Heritage: Hundreds packed Morehead City’s Hispanic Heritage Festival for music, dance, food, and community resources. Local Arts & Faith: Oriental’s Ol’ Front Porch Music Festival returns Oct. 2-3 with N.C. performers and national acts, while St. James Choir’s Choral Evensong honors Bev Ward in Hendersonville. Workforce Development: NC East Alliance named Steve Bastian as its new COO to expand regional employer partnerships. Grief Support: The Suicide Widows Project in Morehead City is spotlighting long-term support gaps for spouses left behind after suicide loss.
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