AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMusic & Culture: PJ Morton, a New Orleans native and Grammy winner, brings an intimate set to Offbeat Record Store in Jackson Sunday (3–6 p.m.). Live Music Spotlight: The Louisiana Folklife Center at NSU hosts a free blues “music informance” with Grammy bassist Wayne “Blue” Burns on June 20 in Natchitoches. Humanities Funding: LEH and America 250 Louisiana awarded $34,500 in mini-grants across 23 parishes for public history, murals, lectures, and community events. Arts & Theater: Southeastern’s Alpha Psi Omega (APO) held its Vonnies awards at Hammond’s Downtown Historic Columbia Theatre, honoring productions including “The Appliance Department” and “Little Shop of Horrors.” Sports (Local): Loyola University New Orleans officially moves to NCAA Division II in 2027 (Gulf South Conference). Community & Safety: Shreveport police ask for help finding missing 15-year-old Tori Sullivan. Local Hiring: BRCC names Jonathan Parker its new head baseball coach. Entertainment News: WWE’s Money in the Bank is pushed to New Orleans for October.
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