AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTech & Courts: A federal appeals court revived NetChoice’s bid to block Tennessee’s social media age-verification law, setting up another fight over minors’ accounts and First Amendment claims. Energy & Industry: NOVONIX says it won’t buy 17.5 acres next to its Chattanooga Riverside site, even as it continues to report losses and previously secured $103M in federal tax credits for the project. Higher Ed & Talent Pipelines: Peyton Manning awarded four University of Tennessee freshmen with his namesake scholarship, feeding UT’s leadership program. Public Funding & Local Safety: Tennessee announced $700,000 for a Dunlap bicycle pump track park, and McMinn County fire departments received more than $600,000 in state volunteer firefighter grants. Business & Growth: First Horizon Bank added Nick Zalk as a Chattanooga commercial relationship manager. Economy & Culture: Nashville tourism hit a record $11.6B in 2025 visitor spending, while BMG and Concord completed their merger with global HQ in Nashville.
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