AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRural Health Boost: UofL Health opened the $25 million Brown Cancer Center at South Hospital in Bullitt County, adding 16 infusion/exam rooms and on-site labs so more Kentuckians can get cancer care closer to home. Bourbon Tourism: Buffalo Trace is bringing back its traveling “On Tour” tastings this fall with free, ticketed sessions in Branson, Kansas City, Dallas/Fort Worth, and Denver. Community Access: Lexington’s East End residents say the Charles Young Community Center has become harder to use and doesn’t match local needs, calling for a stronger community hub. Digital ID Update: Virginia launched Apple Wallet Digital ID at airports and select locations, while most other states still have no timeline. Winter Camping Plan: Big South Fork NRRA will keep Blue Heron Campground open during the 2026-27 winter season as a pilot to gauge demand. Local Events: Trigg County Tourism highlighted Moonlight on Main, the Cadiz Cruz-In, and the 50th annual Country Ham Festival in October. Safety & Training: Firefighters gathered in Hazard for the Hazard Fire School, including lessons tied to the 1977 Beverly Hills Supper Club fire.
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