AGP Executive Report
Last update: 18 minutes agoWest Virginia Arts & Culture: Faire Isles Trading Co. opened in Middleburg with Celtic goods and music, tying local shoppers to the Highland Games tradition. Community Arts: The Actors Guild of Parkersburg brings “1776” to the Wood County Resiliency Center for America250, while the Wheeling Symphony kicks off Weirton festivities with a Celebrate America tour stop. Film & Youth: Young Filmmakers Camp returns in August at LASCAUX Micro-Theater in Buckhannon, teaching students to write, shoot, and edit a short film. Local Spotlight: West Virginia Independence Hall site director Debbie Jones will retire Oct. 31 after years of welcoming visitors in Wheeling. Sports & Entertainment: Nikki Hiltz reacts to the Supreme Court’s trans-athlete ruling, and NCAA president Charlie Baker says no rule changes are expected after the decision. WV News to Know: A major warehouse fire at Peoples Cartage near Parkersburg triggered shelter-in-place and EPA monitoring, with crews still working to fully contain it. Sports Crime: Former WVU/Kentucky guard Kerr Kriisa was arrested by the FBI in a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme, with extradition to West Virginia expected.
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