AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSouth Carolina Politics: Trump’s anti-trans slur “Annie ‘Tr*nnie’ Andrews” is backfiring into a louder national spotlight on the tight SC Senate race, with Andrews saying she’ll stay focused on groceries, rural hospitals, and costs while Republicans pour in late money. Campaign Finance: A GOP-aligned super PAC is reportedly pledging $5 million to help Darline Graham hold the seat as polling tightens. Community & Culture: Greenville’s American History Bookclub welcomes presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin on Oct. 15, continuing its tradition of bringing big names to the Upcountry History Museum. Education & Workforce: Furman launched an Innovation Lab (iLab) to offer flexible leadership and graduate learning for career-long upskilling. Local Events: Aiken’s Hopelands Gardens hosts “Nature Rocks” on Oct. 11 with crafts, scavenger hunts, story time, and a rain date of Oct. 18. Public Safety: SC State Transport Police kicks off Operation Safe DRIVE targeting distracted, reckless, impaired, and visibility problems on major interstates.
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