AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCommunity Action: Des Moines-area No Kings volunteers shifted from rallies to voter outreach Saturday, canvassing in Windsor Heights; organizers said more than 200 people signed up to help. Health & Immigration: Local groups estimate nearly 2,000 Iowa refugees lost Medicaid coverage under federal eligibility changes. County health departments are directing affected families to free and sliding-fee clinics. Youth Sports: Iowa junior-high runners brought home state titles: Tri-Center’s Clara Cochran set a meet record, Logan-Magnolia’s Noah Thayer won his race, and Boyer Valley captured the boys’ team championship. Halloween: Iowa City’s Eclypse Haunted Attraction is open nightly through Oct. 31, its final season in its current form before a redesign next year. Arts & Heritage: Des Moines’ Italian American Cultural Center plans its grand opening Oct. 25–26, while an Iowa Women’s Archives exhibit spotlights the 100Grannies’ activism and history. Education: South O’Brien teacher Kimberly Poeckes joined Iowa’s STEM externship program, taking workplace experience from a Sheldon manufacturer back to her classroom.
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