AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMississippi State & Ole Miss Football: Kamario Taylor says he’s sticking with Mississippi State, even after sitting behind Blake Shapen—his patience is paying off as the Bulldogs climb in the rankings. Workforce Development: AccelerateMS is pushing earlier career coaching in public high schools, aiming to build Mississippi’s talent pipeline for economic growth. Higher Education Funding: Mississippi State’s student government voted to raise the student activity fee from $25 to $50 to expand wages and student activities, with the plan now moving through the university approval process. Local Business & Food: A Biloxi-born chef, Lucas McKinney, landed on Food & Wine’s 2026 Best New Chefs list, spotlighting Gulf Coast flavors. Community & Health Education: A free online program, “What’s in YOUR Tap Water?”, lets Mississippi middle schoolers test their own water and map results for safer drinking-water awareness. Energy & Communications: Entergy Mississippi hired Tamica Smith-Jeuitt as senior media relations specialist and spokesperson.
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