AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNebraska State Fair Culture: Grand Island’s Nebraska State Fair is spotlighting farm life in a new way with its Birthing Pavilion, where visitors can watch veterinarians care for animals and witness births from ducks and chickens to sheep, goats, pigs, and beef/dairy calves. Immigration & Education Policy: The U.S. Justice Department has sued Arizona over its voter-approved in-state tuition and aid law for students without lawful immigration status, arguing it violates federal law and puts noncitizens ahead of U.S. citizens. Early Childhood Promise: A Nebraska education leader is urging families to keep enrolling in Head Start and Early Head Start across the panhandle, saying proposed federal performance standard changes won’t close the doors. Community Care Planning: SDSU Extension is hosting a free Sept. 1 webinar on preparing for caregiving and end-of-life decisions, with a program built to help communities organize legal and personal planning. Local Outdoors & Heritage: A renovated Wire Pasture access point at Lumber River State Park in Maxton opens with a visitor center and exhibits tied to the region’s tribes and cultural history. Arts & Identity on Screen: Logan Lynn’s documentary “The Pain and The Power” is set for a Sept. 11 screening at Tin Pan Theater in Bend, tracing a life shaped by queerness, faith, addiction, and rebuilding.
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