AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 minutes agoBlack Hills Uranium Watch: A long-stalled Dewey-Burdock in situ uranium mine is pushing to restart South Dakota permitting after a 13-year pause, with opponents worried about impacts to local aquifers. 4th of July Safety (Mitchell): Mitchell Police say the holiday weekend was “pretty quiet” for fireworks injuries, with only minor trash-fire reports and no serious harm. Farmer Mental Health: A Mount Vernon therapist is turning a 100-year-old barn into a mental health clinic, focusing on the question many producers ask: “How do I keep going?” Public Health Advocacy: A Prairie Doc piece argues public health is shaped by policy and investment—and warns kids aren’t on track to live as long as their parents. Politics & Culture (America 250): Trump’s America 250 celebrations—anchored by Mount Rushmore and a National Mall speech—kept spotlighting “communist menace” rhetoric while severe heat and storms disrupted events. Sports & Community: A Lincoln sports complex is swapping basketball/volleyball use for pickleball, reshaping youth programming at the Speedway site. Arts & Local Voice: Art Marmorstein’s column returns to the idea of scarcity—what gets funded, what gets cut, and who decides.
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