AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRural Health: Idaho has allocated its full $185.9 million first-year federal grant to improve rural care, including support for telehealth, behavioral health, maternal and child health, and local facilities. Hands-On Science: Idaho National Laboratory is inviting families to explore nuclear science at a free event in Idaho Falls, with activities such as building atoms and learning about chain reactions. Community Support: Pocatello police will offer free autism-awareness training Nov. 14, sharing practical ways families and first responders can communicate and de-escalate stressful situations. Student Arts: Idaho K–12 students can submit hand-drawn winter or holiday designs for the state’s annual holiday card contest. Campus Belonging: Boise State’s Organización de Estudiantes Latino Americanos helps students build community, find support and stay focused on their education. Local Service: Bonner General Health volunteer Margo Johnson received Idaho’s 2026 Leader of Volunteer Excellence Award after nearly 28 years and more than 11,300 volunteer hours. Regional Storytelling: Spokane’s KSPS PBS program “Northwest Profiles,” which has featured people and places across the region, is marking 40 years on air.
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