AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFood Safety & Agriculture: The Cyclospora outbreak tied to shredded iceberg lettuce continues to expand nationwide, with federal officials reporting 4,173 confirmed cases across 41 states and more than 7,400 additional reports under review; in West Virginia, health officials say residents should watch recall updates and seek care for persistent watery diarrhea. Local Business & Retail: Fresh & Ready Foods LLC recalled spicy breakfast burritos in multiple states, including West Virginia, due to undeclared soy after sausage was found in products labeled vegetarian. Energy & Infrastructure: Yeager Airport construction is moving through its terminal pre-security and Phase Two upgrades, while the airport approved projects including an eVTOL charging station and fuel farm improvements. Manufacturing/Tech & Local Control: A Fundamental Data engineer urged Tucker County officials to adopt safeguards like noise rules for a proposed data center and power complex, but West Virginia law limits local ordinances that would affect data center development. Public Works & Community Resilience: After severe flooding in Upshur and Lewis counties, officials announced shelter sites, donation drop-offs, and continued search-and-rescue operations as 911 lines were down in Upshur. Transportation/Ports: House and Senate committees advanced WRDA 2026 water projects, including funding for ports, inland waterways, and flood and storm risk management. Aviation/Jobs: Yeager Airport also announced it’s hiring for open positions ahead of upcoming Global Entry enrollment events.
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