AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLocal History & Community: The Joshua D. Brown Chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas will hold its first meeting of the 2026-27 season Sept. 28 in Kerrville, with a talk from the Heart of the Hills Heritage Center on Kerr County’s newest museum. Education & Safety: A former Crosby Elementary principal is accused of helping a teacher with a history of child abuse change his name and bypass hiring safeguards, landing him a special education job in Forney ISD. Family & Culture: Temple’s Cultural Activities Center hosted its first National Day of Dance, with local groups sharing Latin, ballet, tap, and classical Indian dance. Community Care: Salado’s “It Takes a Village” 5K raised support for childhood cancer care at McLane Children’s Hospital, inspired by two local students. Public Health: Hollywood Park police issued a rabies warning after a raccoon tested positive near homes, urging residents to keep kids and pets away from wildlife. Politics & Identity: A Texas daycare is facing a lawsuit over alleged “Toddler Fight Club” abuse, with state regulators citing multiple violations since 2024. Arts & Heritage: Houston’s “Fiestas Patrias” parade kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month downtown, drawing thousands for music, floats, and family traditions.
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