AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoYouth & Education: National 4-H Week wraps up in Iowa, spotlighting hands-on learning, leadership and community service. At Waterloo’s Cattle Congress, more than 1,000 elementary students explored livestock and agriculture through its Discovery program. Arts & Culture: Cedar Rapids is getting a new downtown sculpture park, while Des Moines Performing Arts is expanding its preschool program to three counties. The Principal Foundation also renewed support for the Des Moines Art Center. Things to Do: Pumpkins After Dark made its Des Moines debut at Water Works Park, and Nerdtober Con brought celebrities, collectibles and cosplay to the Quad Cities this weekend. Community Life: An opening invocation at an Iowa City Council meeting drew national attention and protests, putting religion and public life in the spotlight. Rural Iowa: A new push to strengthen workforce education highlights Kirkwood Community College’s role in preparing local people for careers in agriculture, health care, manufacturing and other fields.
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