AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWaynesboro school shooting: Police say 19-year-old Anthony Ignatiadis-Isabelle forced his way into Westwood Hills Elementary on Sept. 2, shot one staff member (non-life-threatening), then died by suicide in the library; investigators are still looking into any relationship. Consumer scams: Fairmont tied for seventh in West Virginia for BBB Scam Tracker reports in July, with 3 reports and $300 in reported losses tied to two dollar-amount scams. State money returned: West Virginia Treasurer Larry Pack says the state returned more than $3.2 million in unclaimed property in August across 2,358 claims. Online child safety: U.S. Attorney Matthew Harvey is urging West Virginia schools and youth groups to use free DOJ training on grooming, sextortion, harmful content, and deepfakes. Health access: WVU Medicine’s “Bonnie’s Bus” mobile mammography will visit multiple West Virginia counties in late September and early October, with help available for uninsured women who qualify. Energy/AI buildout: Google is partnering with MN8 Energy and Eos Energy on a Kanawha County solar-plus-storage project to supply data centers with around-the-clock power. Sports & community: WVU estimates 3,500+ students attended Mountaineer Midway and Movie, and Hospice of Southern West Virginia is seeking volunteers for a Sept. 8 training session.
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