AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Records & Public Safety: A Hinds County judge ordered the Hinds County Sheriff’s Office to release inmate death records from the Raymond Detention Center, after the Southern Poverty Law Center sued over delays tied to recent inmate deaths. Consumer Finance: A new Mississippi law will require dental insurers to report what share of premiums goes to patient care, giving consumers and employers clearer data to compare plans. Banking & Community Lending: Southern Bancorp announced plans to rebrand as Uplift Bank, pending approval, after acquiring Legacy Bank & Trust—aiming to keep its CDFI mission while changing the name. Workforce & Education: Alcorn State and Mississippi Christian University signed a 4+1 accelerated Master of Accountancy pathway, letting qualified students cut a year off the route toward CPA licensure eligibility. Small Business Relief: SBA disaster loans are available for Louisiana businesses and residents affected by Tropical Storm Arthur, with Mississippi counties Hancock and Pearl River eligible for Economic Injury Disaster Loans. Local Economy & Culture: Mississippi highlighted its America 250 contribution with a time capsule letter from Gov. Tate Reeves and four brass coins covering music, aeronautics, Gulf industry and literature. Energy & Travel: AAA reported the national gas average at about $3.83 ahead of the July 4 holiday, with drivers urged to plan for heat and storms.
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