AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLocal Immigration Support: Decatur residents are rallying for Angel Ivan Chavez Salas, taken by ICE Aug. 16 despite an asylum case pending for nearly 10 years, with neighbors and advocates pushing for his release. Community Safety Training: Douglas County is rolling out a free Safe Business Initiative to standardize emergency readiness at local businesses, including CPR/AED use, Narcan, and “stop the bleed.” STEM for Kids: Georgia’s Ag Experience Farmers Market Madness invites 3rd–5th graders to design school market stands using STEM; registration runs through Sept. 11. Arts & History in Atlanta: “Parade,” the musical about Leo Frank and the 1913 Mary Phagan case, opens Sept. 4 at Marietta’s Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre. Education Numbers: Rainey McCullers School of the Arts reports 140 white students enrolled for 2024–25, alongside ongoing statewide focus on chronic absenteeism. Culture Calendar: Atlanta Black Pride Weekend returns Sept. 2–7 with festivals, empowerment events, and nightly parties.
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