AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFEMA Future: Mark Cooper says “FEMA is not going away,” arguing the agency needs a reset after a review council’s recommendations and ongoing hurricane-season planning. Rocky Mount Growth: A new 45,000-square-foot building is rising at the Rocky Mount Industrial Village, part of a 55-acre push to attract light industry near I-95. North Carolina Business Moves: Century Furniture adds three roles—creative director, product line manager, and upholstery merchandising coordinator—aimed at strengthening its design and product pipeline. Banking Watch: United Community Banks reports strong Q2 results, citing loan growth and margin expansion, plus planned strategic moves in the Southeast. Election Process: John Hood urges “common sense” on early voting, as campaigns start pushing voters toward absentee and early options. Healthcare & Food Safety: North Carolina continues tracking Cyclospora cases, with officials saying the outbreak is likely tied to produce handling and not a single restaurant. Local Governance: Greenville Utilities Board elects new officers and adds a commissioner, while approving easements tied to road work. Powerball: No jackpot winner Monday; the prize climbs to an estimated $567 million for Wednesday.
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