AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoI-24 Choice Lanes: Tennessee picked Drive-TN to build and run the $9.2B I-24 Southeast Choice Lanes project, adding two optional lanes each direction between Nashville and Murfreesboro with dynamic pricing and a projected $24.8B concession value. Sports & Local Economy: Scottie Scheffler’s FedEx Cup momentum from his Memphis win is fueling talk at the BMW Championship, while Tennessee athletics also landed a major jersey patch deal—Axle Logistics becomes the first official sponsor for Vols men’s and women’s basketball. Business Growth: Red Light Method opened its 18th location in Huntsville, expanding its Tennessee-Alabama footprint as the wellness and recovery franchise keeps scaling. Media & Ownership: HD Media agreed to buy AIM Media Midwest and AIM Media Indiana, taking over 25 publications with the change set for Sept. 1. Workplace Tech: BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee paused an AI tool that monitored employees after staff complaints. Local Governance: Cleveland’s planning commission heard concerns about a rezoning tied to data-center fears, with officials stressing the city council holds final authority.
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