AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWorkplace Safety & Justice: A Hickory man and former Draughn High soccer coach, Herlinton Ramon Rugama-Blandon, faces felony charges after authorities allege he had sex with a student; bond was set at $250,000 with strict no-contact conditions. Public Safety & Health: The CDC is warning clinicians and pet owners as rabies-related calls rise, pushing more people to consider post-exposure shots after potential exposures. State Government & Economic Development: State Treasurer Brad Briner and Labor Commissioner Luke Farley announced new appointments to the EDPNC board, including Ray Starling, Mike Verlander, and Zeb Hadley. Local Services: The Fleetwood Post Office remains closed after Hurricane Helene, and the American Postal Workers Union is organizing to push for reopening. Health Coverage: Avina Women’s Care reached a multiyear deal to stay in UnitedHealthcare’s network past Oct. 1, avoiding a potential disruption for patients mid-treatment. Education: UNCW leaders say they’re using NSSE survey results with clear visuals to drive campus action. Business Expansion: Tires Easy added 16 Colony Tire installation locations across North Carolina and Virginia as it expands its installation network.
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