AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoArkansas Data Centers: Madison County is joining a growing list of Arkansas communities putting new limits on data centers, passing a three-year moratorium even without any known projects in the works, while Fayetteville is tightening rules further—requiring extra documentation, stricter wastewater compliance, and battery storage as primary backup power. Public Safety & Health: UAMS is rolling out Enterra Therapy, a minimally invasive stomach stimulator treatment aimed at easing chronic nausea and vomiting from gastroparesis. Local Water Watch: Hot Springs says its new water plant is keeping up with demand during the hot, dry stretch, with production running strong and no conservation measures in place. Sports (Arkansas): Arkansas football is set for the 2026 opener in two weeks, and the program’s quarterback competition has landed on KJ Jackson as the starter. Crime & Courts: A federal judge issued a mixed ruling in the fight over Trump’s Digital Equity Act grant program, blocking the shutdown attempt but striking down race-based awarding. Entertainment: Young Thug announces “The New Generation Tour,” kicking off Sept. 1 in Rogers, Arkansas.
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