AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRare Earth Supply Chain: REalloys secured preferential access to Appalachian rare earth feedstock tied to Pentagon deadlines, aiming to reduce Chinese-origin magnet metals used in defense and high-tech. STEM Education Spotlight: Talent Middle School teacher Terri Stewart was named a National STEM Scholar, earning advanced training and project support through a Western Kentucky University partnership. Career Tech Aviation: Gulf Shores City Schools’ aviation program is set to be featured on Alabama Public Television as part of a statewide career tech showcase. EV Outreach in Birmingham: Drive Electric Alabama will host a free EV showcase at Pepper Place, letting residents talk with EV owners about real-world range and costs. Broadband Expansion: GoNetspeed broke ground on a 100% fiber build in East Brunswick, with early connections expected this fall. Higher Ed Leadership: UF trustees selected Stuart Bell as the university’s next president, moving him to final approval by Florida’s Board of Governors. Public Safety: Two people were found dead in a wooded area in Chambers County; autopsies are pending. Policy & Ethics: A federal judge ruled Alabama’s nitrogen hypoxia execution protocol violates the Eighth Amendment, with potential wider legal impact.
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