AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCommunity & Culture: Loris Library marked 50 years at its Main Street home with a celebration and mural, honoring a branch that now lends everything from books to cake pans and Wi-Fi hotspots. Coastal Watch: Hurricane Isaias brought flood and wind threats to the Charleston area, while South Carolina’s measles count reached 670 this year, the nation’s second-highest. Community Safety: Newly released body-camera footage shows deputies visiting the Ladson home weeks before two young children were found dead; their mother faces homicide-by-child-abuse charges. Sports: A’ja Wilson’s historic fifth-MVP season ended with the Las Vegas Aces swept from the WNBA semifinals. Arts & Heritage: Charleston’s museum is marking 500 years since the first documented slave revolt in what is now the United States, and Georgetown’s Wooden Boat Show is bringing a major attraction to the harbor. Local Favorites: Palmetto Moon plans to reopen on King Street in Charleston Nov. 7, and Columbia native Craig Melvin received his hometown’s inaugural Ripples of Impact Medal.
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