AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHuntsville Jobs: Duotech Services cut the ribbon on a new 25,000-square-foot defense electronics facility, a $4 million investment expected to create 50 quality jobs and focus on missile and missile-defense support. Food Safety: Taylor Farms recalled jalapeño products (including salsa and guacamole) sold at major retailers in 26 states, tied to a multi-state Salmonella outbreak; “Best If Used By” dates run through Aug. 16. Elections: Gov. Kay Ivey urged voters in Alabama’s 1st, 2nd, 6th and 7th districts to turn out Tuesday, Aug. 11, for special congressional primaries under a new map. Politics & Power: A new AP report says Tuesday’s primaries will eliminate one of Alabama’s two majority-Black House districts, with the 2nd District’s Black population dropping to about 40% under the new lines. Public Health: Alabama’s Tuscaloosa City Schools kicked off the new year with a district grade of 86 (B average), while statewide health officials continue tracking outbreaks and school safety concerns. Local Sports: Guntersville pickleball players pushed city leaders to improve courts and facilities as the sport grows.
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