AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRural Health & Medicaid: CMS administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz joined Kentucky lawmakers in Lexington to spotlight the Rural Health Transformation Program and rural health gaps, while Rep. Andy Barr pushed for Medicaid reform that keeps eligibility aligned with program requirements. Food Safety: A frozen-berry recall expanded to Great Value products sold at Walmart in 16 states over possible E. coli contamination, with no illnesses reported for that specific item. Local Recycling: Bullitt County announced September recycling events, including a household hazardous waste and e-scrap drop-off on Sept. 12. Wildlife & Land Use: Controlled burns are planned in Arizona’s Coronado National Forest to reduce wildfire fuel near homes and habitat, with smoke advisories via AirNow. Agriculture & Health: Kentucky ostrich farmers say demand is rising among people with alpha-gal syndrome who develop red-meat allergies after tick bites. Community Safety: Danville Independent Schools is joining Safe Schools Week (Sept. 14-18) with a “Strong Roots. Safe Schools.” pledge focused on prevention, mental health, and belonging. Environment Culture: Kentucky writer Wendell Berry, a longtime defender of small farms and land stewardship, died at 92, leaving a legacy tied to soil, water, and rural communities.
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