AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCommunity Safety: South Carolina’s Silent Witness ceremony honored 40 people killed in domestic violence, with families carrying silhouettes to the State House steps. Public Health: The state has reported 670 measles cases this year, the nation’s second-highest total; health officials say there are currently no active cases and urge families to check vaccination records. Charleston Heritage: St. Michael’s Church marks 275 years, while a new travel feature explores the city’s historic architecture, Gullah-Geechee crafts and efforts to reckon with its past. Arts Access: Upstate LGBTQ arts groups say they were denied state grants despite an initial recommendation, prompting concern about fairness and inclusion in public arts funding. Education: The South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics earned first place in its FAFSA completion challenge, with 87.33% of its Class of 2026 completing the aid application. Greenville Dining: JINYA Ramen Bar is set to open in the city, adding a new option to the Upstate’s restaurant scene.
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