AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLake & Boating: Low water on Lake Sakakawea is forcing officials to consider using old, submerged boat ramps again, a reminder that drought can quickly change access for reservoir visitors. Health & Food Safety: A cyclospora outbreak tied to contaminated lettuce is expanding, with Missouri now among the states reporting more than 1,000 cases—plan for extra caution with produce and watch for local health updates. Fall Travel Planning: The Old Farmer’s Almanac released its 2026 fall foliage map, offering peak color timing by state for road trips and scenic hikes. Local Events: Hampton’s second annual BBQ championship drew a record crowd of 41 teams, plus family activities and live music. Road Trip Reality Check: Multiple Missouri crash reports this week highlight the need for slower driving—especially at night and in deer-prone areas. Politics (Missouri): Rep. Wesley Bell won Missouri’s Democratic primary rematch, setting up the next phase of the race in St. Louis’ 1st District.
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