AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoLocal Sports Leadership: Roy High names Monty Vorwaller as its new athletic director, stepping in after Mike Puzey’s resignation, with Vorwaller’s coaching-to-admin shift still leaving Roy’s baseball future to be determined. Patriots Training Camp Buzz: Drake Maye continues building chemistry with A.J. Brown during Patriots minicamp, with the team easing pace after Tuesday’s red-zone focus. Utah Arts & Theater: Lyric Repertory Theatre gears up for its 60th season with a behind-the-curtain “Page to Stage” look at productions including Forever Plaid and Come From Away. Shakespeare Under the Stars: Grassroots Shakespeare brings Antony & Cleopatra to Kiwanis Park in Provo with an audience-friendly, no-frills approach. Utah Lake Win: A long-running advisory on eating carp from Utah Lake is lifted after DEQ testing found PCB levels low enough to be considered safe. Community Events: Logan’s free Alive After 5 concerts kick off again, while Weber County secures a 10-year lease with Waste Management to keep its transfer station running. Sports Betting Fallout: The Brendan Sorsby injunction keeps sparking backlash across college football, with schools weighing whether to boycott Texas Tech. World Cup Logistics: Uzbekistan’s team base camp is set at Atlanta United’s facility, offering a look inside how host cities prep for the tournament. Religion & Military: The Pentagon updates its recognized religious categories after Utah senators Mike Lee and John Curtis pushed back over LDS labeling.
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