AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLocal Arts & Community: Governor Morrisey kicked off the 84th Preston County Buckwheat Festival in Kingwood, celebrating nearly 90 years of agriculture, music, parades, and buckwheat cake traditions. Literacy & Pop Culture: Morrisey also launched West Virginia’s Dolly Days Read-a-Thon for K-5 students, running Oct. 1–Dec. 31 with a goal of 25 books and library storytime tie-ins. Entertainment & Live Music: Warriors Rock is set for Oct. 11 at the Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center, pairing concert performances with veteran and first-responder stories. Sports (WV angle): A West Virginia vs. Oklahoma State Big 12 matchup is being billed as the weekend’s must-see game, with both teams entering undefeated. Education & Legal Fight: A lawsuit asks the West Virginia Supreme Court to order a full overhaul of the state school funding system, arguing current funding is unconstitutional. Health & Safety: A measles update shows cases rising nationwide, while a Clancy case could spur new state action on postpartum depression and psychosis support.
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