AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHealth Watch: “Dirty soda” is trending, but one drink can pack 55–70 grams of sugar—more like dessert than a soft drink—prompting doctors to warn about blood sugar spikes and long-term chronic disease risk. Faith & Community: The Southern Baptist Convention voted 6,028–2,026 to advance a formal ban on women pastors, with South Carolina pastor Doug Mize the lone opponent. Local Nonprofit Spotlight: Summerville’s Katie’s Krops founder Katie Stagliano appeared on the Jennifer Hudson Show after being honored nationally for the nonprofit’s 18-year mission to feed families facing food insecurity. Culture & Sports: Dawn Staley fired back at A’ja Wilson’s “soft” comments with a joke about getting “smarter” and Wilson getting “softer” after “she got a man.” Politics & Public Life: A federal judge blocked the National Park Service from removing “negative” signs and exhibits tied to slavery and climate change, ordering restored materials while lawsuits continue. Public Safety: ICE carried out highway operations in South Carolina, arresting 114 people and seizing drugs and cash. Education: GREEN Charter Schools’ Midlands campus will close this fall amid scandal fallout, enrollment drops, and leadership shakeups. Lifestyle & Travel: Charleston boat clubs are being pitched as a lower-cost way to enjoy Lowcountry waterways without the hassle of ownership.
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