AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoNCAA & Tennessee Football: Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter was suspended for the first two games of the 2026 season after the NCAA ruled a $427 flight paid by his agent to an NFL pre-draft training facility was a Level III violation. Coach Josh Heupel says UT disagrees and backs Carter, who will miss the Sept. 5 home opener vs. Furman and the Sept. 12 trip to Georgia Tech. Travel & Family Fun: The Underground Donut Tour is being promoted as a go-to family activity in Nashville and more than 30 cities, pairing a guided walk with stops for donut tastings and local trivia. Outdoor Recovery: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded a $33.76 million debris-removal contract tied to Hurricane Helene cleanup in the Cherokee National Forest, with work on Jackson Island tentatively set to begin Sept. 7. Road Trip Tip: TDOT says the I-40 welcome center/rest area near the Putnam-Smith county line will be closed for sewer line repairs for about three weeks, with nearby alternatives listed. Community & Safety: A Knox County crash on Clinton Highway killed a motorcyclist and left a 9-year-old passenger and the SUV driver in critical condition. Jobs: The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is hiring a CJIS Support Specialist in Nashville, with frequent onsite and overnight travel.
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