AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLocal Wellness & Culture: Phoenix hosts “Mr. and Mrs. Hypnosis” (Hypno Life) are competing in a national couples contest and asking Arizonans to vote daily to boost awareness of hypnosis and clinical sound therapy. Remembering a Scholar: Myra Dinnerstein, a University of Arizona gender and women’s studies pioneer who founded the department and SIROW, died at 92. Community Power (Renewables): Queen Creek nonprofit Brighten Haiti is joining the Together for Haiti campaign, using solar to support schools, jobs, and local entrepreneurship. Music Scene: Masego drops “Fix Your Face,” a more introspective, groove-forward album with guests including Buju Banton and Keyshia Cole. Housing Watch: Lake Havasu’s newest luxury build just reset the local record, selling for $4.5M. Education & Equity: Arizona’s ESA debate heats up in the superintendent primary, with candidates clashing over oversight and accountability for voucher-style funding. Navajo Nation Priorities: The Navajo Nation Council accepted its Summer Session Speaker’s report, highlighting broadband, water rights, and youth initiatives. Sports & Youth: A girls soccer league in the Valley spotlights Latina confidence and representation as it kicks off a new season.
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