AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFaith and Civic Life: Ottumwa’s open-invocation policy drew national attention after former council member Matt Dalbey ended an Oct. 6 prayer with “Hail Satan.” City officials say residents of any faith may give the invocation; leaders have since fielded calls from across the country. Arts for Young Iowans: Des Moines Performing Arts is expanding its preschool program to three counties, while Burlington’s Art Center is showcasing local glass artists and student work at an upcoming teen art night. Rural Youth and STEM: A Starlink partnership is bringing broadband to Iowa 4-H clubs, helping rural students take part in robotics and other technology programs where unreliable internet has been a barrier. Public Art: Cedar Rapids is planning a new sculpture park for downtown, adding another public space for local art.
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