AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAtlanta Heritage: City Council has approved starting the landmark-designation process for a Virginia-Highland home at the center of a landmark gay-rights case, as neighbors try to prevent its demolition. Community & Culture: More than 1,000 people gathered at Oakland Cemetery to celebrate Día de los Muertos. In Statesboro, the free Tractors & Tunes event returns Friday with live music, farm exhibits and activities for families. Faith & History: Savannah hosted the beatification of five Spanish Franciscans killed in 1597—the first beatification held in the American South. Local Opportunity: Atlanta nonprofit Gangstas to Growers is using a $1 million grant to expand work across 30 Black-owned farms and create 40 jobs for young people, including those returning from incarceration.
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