AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Health: U.S. measles cases have topped 4,000, with South Carolina reporting more than 600 as the outbreak grows. Most cases are among people who are unvaccinated or whose status is unknown. Storm Watch: Hurricane Isaias could bring heavy rain, flooding and isolated tornadoes to the Charleston area. City crews are preparing drains, pumps and free parking in five garages for residents moving cars from flood-prone areas. Education: Fort Mill schools again ranked No. 1 among South Carolina districts and landed in the nation’s top 1%. The State Library also added free online science and historical newspaper resources for residents. Changing South Carolina: More than 60,000 Gen Z adults moved to the state in 2024, leaving it with the country’s largest net gain: 22,843. History: Charleston-area events mark 500 years since enslaved Africans revolted at San Miguel de Gualdape, a colony near present-day Georgetown. Arts & Community: Camden is mourning musician Rusty Davis, whose family and fellow musicians gathered to celebrate his life and music. On King Street: Charleston-born retailer Palmetto Moon plans to open a new store Nov. 7, returning to the city where it began.
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