AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLocal Arts & Entertainment: Romeo Theatre in Macomb County will close after 40 years, citing pandemic-era shutdowns, falling attendance, and streaming’s hit to local moviegoing. Community Arts Leadership: Quad City Arts named Ben Gougeon its next executive director, bringing decades of arts and nonprofit leadership across Michigan and beyond. Sports (Detroit): Tigers president Scott Harris said he “hated” trading Tarik Skubal and Casey Mize at the deadline, while Riley Greene left a game after being hit by a pitch. Health & Local Impact: Michigan Medicine’s new Troy specialty-care center is 60% complete and is set to open in spring 2027, with cancer care, reproductive health, and sports medicine. Public Safety: Michigan’s ALS registry still isn’t fully operational 15 months after the mandate, and Detroit police are searching for a teen tied to a non-fatal shooting and another suspect in a father shooting case. Business & Everyday Life: Meijer is expanding with a new Plymouth Township supercenter opening Sept. 30. Culture & Film/TV: Zoe Saldaña pushed back on political Q&As that crowd out craft questions, calling it limiting when she’s the only woman or person of color on stage.
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