AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEducation & Health: OU’s Culinary Medicine Program won a $75,000 NIH award for nutrition education, while a separate $5 million Rainbolt gift will fund scholarships for future Oklahoma teachers starting in fall 2027. Agriculture & Storytelling: Perry FFA president Rylan Rodgers was chosen as Oklahoma’s FFA in the USA reporter, with plans to share stories including her grandfather’s legacy. Oklahoma Heritage: Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Lessie Benningfield Randle celebrated her 112th birthday. Tulsa is also preparing Route 66 centennial attractions and a festival as the highway turns 100. Native Culture: OKC Public Schools’ 20th annual powwow brought students together to share traditional dances, regalia and community traditions. Veterans: Tulsa’s Veterans Day parade drew about 6,000 participants, with organizers reporting a 20% increase in turnout.
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