AGP Executive Report
Last update: 30 minutes agoCollege Sports & Labor: Oregon State women’s basketball players filed to unionize with the Oregon Employment Relations Board, launching the United College Athletes Association effort and pushing for collective bargaining rights. Community & Family Fun: Eugene’s National Night Out returns to PK Park with free police-and-fire booths, demos, and Emeralds game-day festivities. Comedy: Bend Comedy Festival announced its full 2026 lineup for Sept. 4–6, with national headliners plus local showcases across downtown venues. Portland Arts & Retail: Lloyd Center’s Food Court 5000 is set to close Aug. 8, and a new look at what could replace the mall’s “indie” momentum. Local Food Adventure: High Desert Food & Farm Alliance is launching a High Desert Food Trail scavenger hunt in Sisters/Tumalo on Sept. 19. Tech & Privacy Backlash: Flock Safety cameras are being vandalized nationwide, with Oregon cities including Eugene deactivating or ending contracts. Health & Safety: Oregon’s Baby Promise program is accepting applications for no-cost infant and toddler child care via Central Oregon providers. Sports Media: ESPN promoted reporter Molly McGrath to NFL sideline coverage ahead of the network’s Super Bowl era.
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