AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDisaster Philanthropy: Tornado risk is shifting eastward, making recovery longer and harder for under-resourced communities—so funders are being urged to rethink how they support preparedness and rebuilding. Local Health Tech: Northern State University and Avera are expanding nursing training with a new Avera Simulation Center in Aberdeen, using advanced manikins and immersive scenarios to help students stay local while building real patient-care skills. Broadband Expansion: Bluepeak is pushing fiber into more places, partnering with Harmonic for a virtualized core and optical gear to extend high-speed service into lower-density apartment buildings. Public Safety Planning: Sturgis adopted a “Safe Streets” plan aiming for zero traffic deaths by 2040, targeting high-crash intersections and focusing on rally-season risks. Agriculture Innovation: Farmers are testing CropVoice, a biotech system that uses engineered plants and light-based monitoring to flag disease before it’s visible. Housing Supply Research: Zillow research says building on empty lots listed for sale could cut the national housing shortage by more than 6%. State Science & Education: SDSU reported spring 2026 graduates, including students from engineering, agriculture, and arts programs. Community Food Access: Natural Grocers opened in Rapid City, emphasizing organic/regenerative standards and partnering with Feeding South Dakota.
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