AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoNewborn health in Oregon: Oregon is starting enrollment for a nationwide study testing whether genome sequencing can be added to routine newborn screening, with recruitment through PeaceHealth-Eugene and OHSU and families able to self-enroll statewide. Local powerlifting in Sisters: The High Desert Museum? No—Sisters hosted the USPA State Championships at Level 5 Barbell Club, where local lifters set multiple Oregon state records. Klamath arts boost: Klamath Community College launched its first artist-in-residence program, with a two-month residency and a stipend, display space, and campus lab access. County governance: Grant County Court will appoint a new public health administrator at its Oct. 7 meeting and consider an agreement for animal shelter kits during disasters. Energy costs: AAA reports gas and diesel prices continue to edge down in Oregon, though they remain high for this time of year. Sports tech: WSU athletics signed a multi-year AI communications partnership with FanWord to automate more consistent storytelling.
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