AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWVU Sports: Rich Rodriguez says the Mountaineers’ kicker job is wide open, with “legitimate competition” among Fairmont native Nate Flower, plus transfers Jack Cassidy and Peter Notaro, while punting is locked in with Bryan Hansen. Local Entertainment: Bridgeport’s Family Fun Extravaganza Festival kicks off Aug. 20 at The Bridge Sports Complex, running through Aug. 29 with carnival rides, a Cartoon Headquarters inflatable zone, live stunt shows, food, and a car show on Aug. 23. Tech & Privacy: License-plate reader company Flock is tightening rules—shorter data retention, tighter sharing controls, and safeguards after backlash from cities and lawmakers. Broadband Update: Pocahontas County’s ARC Broadband/Citynet project is nearly complete, with service applications now being accepted and construction targeting a December 2026 finish. Community Safety: Sistersville approved park security cameras (up to $6,000) and heard police and city updates, including new software rolling out end of August. Arts & Community: Jefferson County’s 32nd annual African American Culture and Heritage Festival returns this weekend with music, vendors, and a parade. Statewide Media: West Virginia Public Broadcasting and Capitol Market were briefly without power after an interstate vehicle crash.
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