AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLGBTQ+ History: Atlanta’s Board of Zoning Adjustment approved plans to replace the Virginia-Highland home at the center of Bowers v. Hardwick, a landmark gay rights case. Preservation advocates had sought to save the 1920s house. Children’s Rights: Georgia tied for the lowest score in a new national report on legal protections for children in the justice system, earning two points out of a possible 12. Education: Fulton County voters approved ESPLOST VII, expected to deliver nearly $2.1 billion to Fulton County and Atlanta public schools for projects from 2027 to 2032. Arts and Learning: Georgia Tech has joined the High Museum of Art’s academic affiliate program, linking the university with one of Atlanta’s leading cultural institutions. Historic Election: Keisha Lance Bottoms’ victory makes her Georgia’s first woman governor and the first Black woman elected governor in the U.S. Savannah Museums: Bank of America cardholders can get free admission to six Savannah museums Nov. 7–8.
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