AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMichigan Politics & Identity: Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed has asked former rival Haley Stevens to stay away from campaign events after their dispute over an ad, sharpening tensions in a race where Black voters are a crucial constituency. Arts & Heritage: Muskegon’s Three Kings of West Michigan Blues concert on Nov. 21 will bring Jimmie Stagger out of retirement alongside Hank Mowery & the Hawktones and Vincent Hayes. The fundraiser supports blues heritage and headstones for musicians buried without markers. Campus Culture: An MSU Beal Botanical Garden tour explored how folklore and witchcraft shaped views of women’s plant knowledge. Community Arts: Whitehall’s council approved a grant application seeking $42,090 for the Playhouse, including support for its 2027 summer festival, accessibility and facility upgrades. Education & Careers: Muskegon Community College is enrolling winter students, including for a one-semester community health worker certificate with a 40-hour internship.
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