AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNative broadband planning: The feds opened a new BEAD funding round that updates lists of potentially unserved locations, with tribes needing to move fast through state offices to see what’s eligible on tribal lands. Hispanic Heritage Month in OKC: Oklahoma City kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month early with Fiestas Patrias, a family-focused southside celebration of Latin American food, music, and traditions. Indigenous culture on screen: “How We Stand” brings Marie Clements’ Indigenous epic to life, tracing Oklahoma-to-Los Angeles relocation trauma through a magical-realist lens. Tribal rodeo spotlight: The Navajo Nation Fair All Indian Rodeo set short-round qualifiers, with Oklahoma cowboy Dontre Goff among those chasing the championship. Education policy watch: New graduation requirements begin with this year’s freshmen, shifting what students must complete and how pathways are built. Community mental health: Rogers State University’s Dr. Michelle Taylor will speak at the Zarrow Mental Health Symposium Oct. 2-3. Sports culture: Oklahoma State commit Brennan Robin won the Border Dash XC race for a third straight year, while OKC’s Hispanic Heritage kickoff and Native-led events keep the week’s culture calendar moving.
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