AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCollege Sports, NIL: Sen. Shelley Moore Capito says her Protect College Sports Act (S. 4668) is moving through the Senate, aiming to bring order to NIL and transfer rules while protecting women’s and Olympic sports. Basketball Schedules: The Big 12 released 2026-27 women’s slates, with Kansas opening league play at home vs. West Virginia (Jan. 2) and Kansas State starting at Baylor (Jan. 2) under new coach Casey Alexander. Education & Training: U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon toured the Woody Williams Center in Cabell County, highlighting career and technical programs from welding and carpentry to cosmetology and nursing assistance. WV Tourism, Paranormal: Droop Mountain Battlefield State Park in Pocahontas County is joining the West Virginia Paranormal Trail for 2026. Local Film: Mercer County’s “Disconnected” lands a Heartland Film Festival premiere run in Indianapolis (Oct. 8–18), with a WV premiere date still to come. Arts & Community: Charleston Ballet announces “The Legend of Mothman” world premiere Oct. 23–24. Music: Mountain Stage’s Song of the Week spotlights Tristen’s “Skin of Our Teeth.” Business/Entertainment: WVU students are reviving the Fashion Business Association, building a stronger fashion community on campus.
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