AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCommunity & Education: Webster City’s PEO Chapter JE marked 80 years of scholarships and support for local women, while Kendall Young Library is stacking June adult programs from book clubs to iris-folding and Adult Plant BINGO. Pay-it-forward Scholarships: Webster City High School’s Anderson Family scholarship highlights a family tradition of giving back each year. Latino Culture in Iowa: Ottumwa’s new podcast, “Archivos del Pueblo,” is built to spotlight Latino stories and push back on one-sided media portrayals. Summer Meals Access: Keokuk schools will run a June 4–July 31 Summer Meal Program with multiple meal sites and no child ID required. Local History & Preservation: Mount Vernon Cemetery in Mount Vernon is beginning gravestone restoration in its oldest blocks, aiming to repair dozens of historic markers. Civic Life & Voting: A Des Moines-area event explored why some people don’t vote, and Des Moines police warned about downtown youth groups escalating into violence. Arts & Pride: Central Iowa’s Pride guide points to early June marches, art festivals, and the big East Village weekend celebration. Tech & Safety: A warning from severe-storm coverage urges people to spot AI-made images that can mislead during emergencies.
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