AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoArizona Literature: Arizona author Inger E. Johnson’s new novels draw on her Colombian roots, from a multigenerational family saga to an emerald-themed murder mystery. Native Culture: November’s Native American Heritage Month spotlights Indigenous artists and traditions, with stories and artwork challenging stereotypes about Native communities. Route 66 at 100: The Mother Road’s 2026 centennial is bringing renewed attention to Arizona stops, from Flagstaff’s historic hotels to Winslow’s famous corner—and the complicated history behind the nostalgia. Arts & Culture: Phoenix Art Museum received $5 million to create a gallery dedicated to Sri Lankan and South Asian art. Arizona Legacy: Tucson and Valley communities are honoring Dolores Huerta, the United Farm Workers co-founder and longtime advocate for farmworkers, women and immigrant communities, who died at 96. Local Voices: Arizona’s poet laureate has delivered a lyrical account of ancestry and the power of language.
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