AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLocal Politics: Texas Forward Party endorses former Hays County Judge Liz Sumter Gajdos for Hays County Judge as an Independent, pitching “open government” and fixes for court dysfunction. Housing & Growth: Impression Homes previews its Parkmont Series of 50-foot-lot prototype homes, signaling more North Texas expansion. Environment & Border Policy: Big Bend National Park faces renewed backlash as border construction moves forward, with ranchers, environmentalists, and local leaders pushing back. Education & Religion: Texas approves a K-12 required reading list that includes Scripture, while the Ten Commandments classroom fight heads toward the Supreme Court. Immigration & Schools: Gov. Greg Abbott renews efforts to ban H-1B visa workers in Texas public schools, arguing for “exactly zero” foreign influence. Public Health & Pets: New World screwworm fears are triggering adoption holds and raising euthanasia risk for Texas dogs and cats. Arts & Community: McAllen launches “Arts for All” to bring Broadway shows to Valley students, and Fort Hood hosts a Back-to-School Bash for Soldiers’ education plans. Culture & Entertainment: Fantastic Fest unveils its 2026 program, and Willie Nelson gets a roundup of his biggest contributions to American culture.
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