AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTennessee Tourism & Family Fun: Grundy County opened Tennessee’s largest inclusive playground, Miracle on the Mountain Play Outside Park, a 26,000-square-foot spot built for kids of all abilities with ADA-friendly access and a splash pad. Local Hospitality: Visit Clarksville named Patricia Allende (Holiday Inn Clarksville Northeast) as chair for its 2026-27 board, highlighting continued momentum for hotels and tourism in the region. Road & Safety Watch: The Tennessee Highway Patrol reported an I-40 crash near the 283 mile marker that shut down the interstate for hours and sent multiple people to the hospital, including juvenile passengers. Travel Disruption & Weather: Storms knocked out power and downed trees across Maury County, blocking some roadways and prompting cleanup crews. Summer Travel Reality Check: Orkin’s 2026 bed bug “hot spots” list again put Chicago at No. 1, while Nashville climbed 10 spots—an extra reminder for travelers to check lodging before settling in. Southeast Driving Crackdown: “Operation Southern Slow Down” runs July 13-18 with added enforcement across Florida, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee to curb speed-related crashes.
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