AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFourth of July travel watch: AAA is projecting a record 45.1 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles during the 2026 Memorial Day-to-holiday stretch, and the extra draw of America’s 250th and the World Cup could mean heavier airport and hotel demand—especially for popular outdoor and tourism hubs. Road-trip planning: MDOT is starting a $1.3 million resurfacing project on M-123 (Newberry to M-28) with single-lane closures beginning July 6 through Sept. 25. Outdoor safety: The Huron-Manistee National Forest is banning fireworks and reminding campers to fully extinguish campfires as wildfire risk spikes heading into the 250th celebrations. Local tourism & community: Tawas City is moving ahead with a US-23-linked pathway project after council discussions, including a $70,000 anonymous donation for an electric vehicle for the police department. Food & fun: A Michigan smash-burger spotlight points to Level Zero Smash Burgers in Dearborn as a must-try for late-night cravings. Family-friendly deals: Prime Day’s final days include pool-party inflatable picks like beach balls and a palm-tree cooler.
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