AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFood Safety: A Chilean supplier expanded a recall of frozen organic berries sold at Walmart and Trader Joe’s after an E. coli outbreak sickened 17 people and hospitalized six in Florida and Georgia; Kentucky is among the states listed for affected lots. Public Safety: Kentucky is marking National Pedestrian Safety Month with reminders to buckle up, stay off phones, and watch for pedestrians—especially after dark, when most Kentucky pedestrian deaths occur. Local Government: Danville honored retiring Police Chief Tony Gray and named Assistant Chief Glenn Doan interim chief, while approving city planning and a major wastewater project. Economic Development: The Bowling Green Area Chamber recognized 29 businesses at its Targeted Business Awards, including AKFA Aluminum Solutions as Business of the Year, citing $178 million in investment and 740 new jobs. Community & Culture: Bardstown’s Nelson County UP Center officially opened to the public after renovations, spotlighting career and technical programs. Sports: Florida beat Kentucky in swimming, while Kentucky Horse Park announced Eclipse Award sprinter Roy H died at 14 from colic complications.
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