AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours ago9/11 Remembrance in Iowa: Gov. Kim Reynolds marked the 25th anniversary by ordering flags at half-staff and urging Iowans to keep teaching the day’s impact to younger generations. Immigration & Community Safety: A Des Moines-area family says ICE agents smashed windows while detaining a father of seven, while another Johnson County case describes a worksite arrest that split a family after 18 days in detention. Cultural Exchange & Arts: Ames Public Library is showing collages made by students after a sister-city trip to Koshu, Japan, and Quincy Community Theatre announced its 2027 season plus a major “Every Voice Heard” sound system campaign. Education & Civic Life: Iowa PBS set dates for governor, U.S. Senate, and House debates, and Marshalltown Community College hosts a free college fair Sept. 22. Community Health Careers: Great River Health plans a free healthcare career exploration event Oct. 8. Local Recognition: P.E.O. honored a Fairfield Union graduate with a STAR Scholarship, and Soroptimist International of Fort Madison announced its Golden Age Tea Party for residents 80+.
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