AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLocal Arts & History: Bishop Hill Chautauqua marks America 250 with a free Aug. 22 living-history festival in the town square, featuring first-person performances on Founding Figures (including John Adams and Deborah Sampson) plus afternoon music and storytelling. Theater Spotlight: Malthouse’s Merlyn Theatre debuts “Break of Day,” starring Kat Stewart and Sherry-Lee Watson, a mother-daughter drama set in rural Australia. Sports (Virginia): JMU women’s soccer is revamping its offense for the 2026 campaign after postseason lessons, while UVa RB Xavier Brown pushes through his ACL return and Virginia Tech special teams looks to Cole Byrd as kickoff specialist. High School Sports: VHSL releases the first list of appeals for the 2027-28 alignment plan, with multiple Virginia schools seeking class/region/district changes. Community & Culture: Rock Hall’s Pirates and Wenches Weekend returns as a major Kent County summer draw. Public Safety/Health: Virginia shoppers are turning to farmers’ markets amid a growing Cyclospora outbreak, and Lidl US recalls a wok spice mix over possible Salmonella contamination.
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