AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoArts & Culture: Maurice Sendak’s “Moishe in a Tree” from Where the Wild Things Are sold in the UK for £18,620, a reminder of how collectible original children’s art still sparks big collector interest. Film & Pop Culture: Bruce Campbell brought his sweet, sentimental new movie Ernie & Emma to a packed Redford Theatre crowd, capping a night of Evil Dead alumni energy and a Q&A with the man himself. Oregon Community Health: Salem opened its first sobering center, Bridgeway Community Health, adding a downtown option for people to sober up and expanded detox and clinic services after years of planning. Local Sports & Talent: Oregon’s next wave of athletes is heading to Eugene—Nike Outdoor Nationals are pulling in standout jumpers and distance stars from across the country, with Oregon’s own track scene buzzing. Entertainment Business: States are preparing legal challenges to the Paramount–Warner merger, setting up a major antitrust fight with Oregon among the potential plaintiffs. LEGO Drama (Oregon): Keizer’s Bricks & Minifigs shut down after a viral consignment dispute tied to a massive Star Wars collection and national attention.
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