AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFood Safety Alert: Target, Walmart and Whole Foods are among major retailers issuing recalls tied to a Salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeños, with FDA/FSIS actions covering multiple Taylor Fresh Foods products distributed across many states including West Virginia. Public Health: A separate FSIS public health alert flags additional meat and poultry items that may contain the same recalled jalapeños, urging shoppers to check “best if used by” dates through Aug. 16, 2026. West Virginia Health Access: WVU Medicine’s Bonnie’s Buses will bring mobile 3D mammography to several West Virginia counties in late August, with help for uninsured/underinsured women through the state breast and cervical screening program. Care for Kids: Gov. Morrisey announced more than $2.1 million for West Virginia child advocacy centers, including $127,103 for the Harrison County Child Abuse Task Force to support multidisciplinary services. Water Quality: A Gazette-Mail report highlights ongoing concerns about drinking water in McDowell County, where residents showed officials discolored tap water during Gov. Morrisey’s listening tour. Community Health Support: Walking Miracles Family Foundation Cancer Support Center in West Virginia continues counseling and resources for families dealing with cancer, drawing on founder Brett Wilson’s long survivorship experience.
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