AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoArts & Culture: Oregon artist Nancy Brossman is sharing new linoleum block-print work (“Erin’s Pot”) and thanking supporters as she pushes for more local gallery space. Sports & Community: USA Fencing’s Summer Nationals return to Portland for the first time since 1977, filling the Oregon Convention Center with 6,000+ athletes. Film: “Everything Went Fine” lands as a gut-punch must-see, centering a father’s plea for end-of-life help and the daughter’s frantic response. Baseball Fun: Banana Ball hits Autzen Stadium with 60,000-plus fans and full banana-themed fashion, turning a Ducks home into a party. Local Sports: Eastern Oregon University spotlights its World War II-era military training roots. Lottery: Powerball climbs to $348M (3-16-28-30-59, Powerball 11). Youth Sports: 28 youth baseball all-star teams compete at Settlers Park in Meridian. Equestrian/Local Legacy: A Lake County scholarship story about Bernard Daly is headed to the big screen as a documentary film. Animal Lovers: Seaside’s Corgi Beach Takeover draws about 1,000 corgi fans for a fundraiser with races, costumes, and music.
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