AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFood Safety: FDA says iceberg lettuce tied to the multistate cyclospora outbreak is still under a voluntary recall from Taylor Farms de Mexico, with Taco Bell locations in Kentucky among the affected states—though the agency also clarified that one lab result was a false positive, meaning consumers should not treat it as a green light. Local Governance: Bardstown and Nelson County approved one-year data center moratoriums while they study impacts on infrastructure like power and water before zoning changes. Energy & Infrastructure: Groundbreaking begins on Phase 2 of the Rough River Dam Safety Modification project, a major flood-risk and dam-safety effort with up to $891M in total cost. Manufacturing & Tech: Sofab Inks, a Kentucky perovskite solar manufacturer spun from UofL, raised $6M seed funding to scale perovskite production. Workforce: NKY Works hired Grace Riley as Talent Acquisition Specialist to recruit workers for aeronautics, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, and life sciences. Public Health & Community: Kentucky health officials urge careful produce handling—wash thoroughly, follow recall guidance, and ask restaurants about lettuce sources. Weather/Travel: KYTC scheduled overnight alternating lane closures on I-64 West in Franklin County for asphalt paving.
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