AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTouring & Cycling: Cycle North Carolina says its 2026 “Mountains to Coast” ride will run Oct. 4-10, with about 800 cyclists and a stop in Halifax County on Oct. 7—bringing riders from 38 states plus D.C., Canada, Brazil and Austria. Music & Tourism: Gov. Andy Beshear created a Kentucky Governor’s Office of Music to connect artists and venues through the Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, citing nearly $7B in music’s economic impact. Outdoor Fun (Birding): A new Eastern Kentucky birding trail along Pine Mountain adds six QR-coded “hotspots” that plug into Cornell’s eBird app to help track migration and support conservation. Travel Convenience: CVG Airport added new hot vending options in Concourse B near gate B21, including a White Castle machine plus Amish Pretzel Co., EvolveCafe and Asian Street Food. Road Safety: A four-vehicle crash in Ledbetter sent one person to an out-of-state hospital and injured three others. Public Health: Kentucky’s measles outbreak rose to 67 cases, with seven hospitalizations reported as of Sept. 25.
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