AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFood Safety Watch: A fast-growing U.S. outbreak of cyclosporiasis (cyclospora) is now tied to at least four Midwest states—Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky—with federal officials calling it a “large” outbreak and pointing to a likely common source; Michigan health officials are zeroing in on lettuce/salad greens and advising shoppers to buy whole heads, toss outer layers, and wash well. Tourism Leadership: Susan Riddle is stepping from Visit Mountaineer Country to become CEO of Mylan Park, a move framed as strengthening north-central West Virginia’s visitor economy. Outdoor & Adventure: Seneca Rocks saw a fatal rock climbing accident July 11, with officials identifying the victim and noting a later celebration of life. Local Events: The Fisher Fiddle Camp returns this week near Strattanville, offering multi-day music workshops and jamming on a farm with on-site camping options. Family Travel Safety: A child is on life support after an alleged bleach ingestion at Big Bear Lake Campgrounds in Bruceton Mills, West Virginia, with charges filed against the mother. Parks & Recreation: Oak Hill is getting grant-funded enhanced security cameras at Needleseye Park to boost visitor safety. Sports Tourism Note: West Virginia casinos reported strong growth, with online casino revenue leading the way in June.
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