AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoArts & Heritage: Atlanta’s High Museum of Art marks its 100th anniversary this weekend, celebrating a century of growth from Hattie High’s donated Peachtree Street home. In Augusta, a new $750,000 grant brings restoration funding for historic Mother Trinity CME Church to $2.25 million. Atlanta Sports: The Dream open their first WNBA Finals against the Golden State Valkyries, a landmark moment for the team and its fans. Six Flags: The park has reopened after Atlanta teacher Hassan Kariem died on the Goliath coaster; the ride remains closed as the investigation continues, while his family questions whether the death could have been prevented. Education: Georgia Tech and Clark Atlanta University are expanding AI education and research with a $2.79 million National Science Foundation grant. In Clayton County, schools are trying to meet students’ growing needs as falling enrollment reduces revenue.
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