AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoFamily & Technology: A federal appeals court cleared the way for Georgia’s law requiring parental consent for social media users under 16, though a constitutional challenge continues. Historic Preservation: Proposed changes to the National Historic Preservation Act could curb public input on projects affecting historic sites — a concern for Georgia communities with battlefields, cemeteries and historic buildings. Atlanta Culture: Little Five Points’ Halloween Festival and Parade returns Oct. 17–18, bringing costumes and festivities to the neighborhood. Sports: The Atlanta Dream’s run to the WNBA Finals marks a breakthrough for the team; star Rhyne Howard said the achievement reflects years of hard work. Arts & Heritage: Athens’ LatinFest and UGA events celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month, which wrapped up Oct. 15. Business & Inclusion: Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A CEO Andrew Cathy faced renewed criticism after declining to directly state the company’s position on LGBTQ rights in a national interview.
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