AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSpotted Lanternflies in Kentucky: UK Extension says the invasive spotted lanternfly is now “here to stay,” with expectations it will worsen over the next few years as it feeds on tree sap and can kill trees, especially fruiting plants like grapes. Mississippi River Carp Die-Off: Hot, low-oxygen conditions are blamed for dead silver and bighead carp near the river, a reminder of how invasive species can spread toward the Great Lakes. Flood Resilience in Eastern Kentucky: Floyd County leaders are pushing for a “resilience hub” after recent flooding damaged roads and culverts, aiming for a permanent crisis “home base” for food, water, and shelter. Northern Kentucky Storm Power Outages: Residents in Fort Mitchell and nearby areas reported days without electricity after severe storms, with health warnings about spoiled food. Kentucky River Palisades Spotlight: A Mercer County outdoor gem—cliffs, wildlife, paddling, and caves—gets attention as a lesser-known Bluegrass destination. Local Land-Use Decisions: Warren County approved opposed rezonings tied to a planned residential development near a new school, while Barren County’s zoning process continues with agriculture protection at the center. Conservation & Hunting Updates: KY Fish and Wildlife set public drawings for season-long waterfowl blind sites at several WMAs. Native Plant Giveaway: Covington will hold a native plant giveaway Sept. 2 at Goebel Park, offering one free plant per registered resident.
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