AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCollege Sports Court Drama: A St. Louis County judge denied the NCAA’s bid to dismiss a temporary restraining order, keeping Missouri defensive tackle Sterling Webb eligible for the Tigers’ season opener vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff—news that hit coach Eli Drinkwitz just hours before kickoff. Local Sports Leadership: Kirksville’s Aquadogs swim team starts a new era with Thomas Fitzler taking over as head coach after 12 seasons under Paul Yoder. Arts & Entertainment (Music): Wayne State College will host free guest pianist Philip Daniel on Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. in Ley Theatre. Arts & Entertainment (Local Retail): Chicago jewelry brand Local Eclectic opens its first-ever store in a historic Streeterville mansion. Community & Outdoors: Mozingo Lake Recreation Park director spoke out after a July Fourth boating incident involving wildlife, urging visitors to respect the park’s ecosystem. Health Note: U. Missouri Health Care warns that spending extra time on your phone while using the restroom may increase hemorrhoid risk.
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