AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEducation & Family Support: Iowa State University Extension is offering “Co-Parenting for Resilience,” a court-approved online program for divorced parents, with the next session July 29. Community Grants: The Community Foundation for Western Iowa awarded 38 Community Impact Grants totaling $67,500 across Pottawattamie County, including support for libraries, crisis assistance, housing navigation, and arts/culture projects. Local Schools & Community Input: Webster City is kicking off SPARK brainstorming sessions July 7-8 with an architectural team to shape a future high school facility proposal, with a public vote planned for September. Arts & America 250: The Figge Art Museum will open two Midwest-focused exhibits July 5—“Connie and Michael Roberts: Portrait of America” and “Corn Zone”—tying local creativity to the nation’s 250th anniversary. Immigration & Belonging: Iowa immigration groups cautiously celebrated the Supreme Court’s rejection of Trump’s birthright citizenship challenge, saying it keeps the 14th Amendment’s promise intact. Health & Prevention: Youth and Shelter Services launched the “Before it Becomes More” opioid prevention campaign, expanding education and community outreach. Summer Events: Ames is rolling out America 250 weekend festivities, including an America 250 Big Bash at the Ames History Museum and free family-friendly programming.
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