AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCollege Sports Policy: The Protect College Sports Act is back in the spotlight as supporters push for a Senate vote soon, while critics warn it could amount to “illegal collusion” over NIL and revenue-sharing rules. Arkansas Business Leadership: Harps Food Stores announced CEO Kim Eskew will retire Jan. 15, 2027, with President J. Max Van Hoose stepping up. Local Economic Development: Jonesboro is weighing a tax incentive tied to SANY Nutrition Group’s new manufacturing operation, which opened after a $30M renovation and plans to add 150+ jobs over three years. Energy Costs: Costco raised prices and purchase limits on Kirkland motor oil as oil prices climb; Arkansas regular gas averaged about $3.95 Monday, per AAA. Housing Stability: Little Rock officials say a new HUD-approved organization will disburse federal rental assistance funds left in limbo after People Trust delays contributed to evictions. Public Safety/Industry: A wildfire in the Highland Industrial Park burned about 200 acres and led to evacuations, with defense contractors in the area. Health Coverage: Guardant Health said its Shield blood test for colorectal cancer screening will be covered by EviCore by Evernorth starting Jan. 1, 2027.
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