AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRevolutionary War & SC250: Archaeologists are still uncovering fresh clues at Revolutionary War battlefields nationwide, including the enduring mystery and significance of sites tied to America’s founding. Local Fire Safety: Crews responded to a fast-moving church fire at Saint Goodwill Baptist Church in McCormick County; officials say it involved the attic and no injuries were reported. Politics & Community Impact: Aiken County Public School District named Dr. Charlene Heard assistant superintendent of elementary schools, highlighting student gains at Warrenville Elementary. Power & Storm Readiness: Dominion Energy met with South Carolina local governments to prep for hurricane season, stressing vegetation management and coordination before outages. Culture & Lifestyle: Bluffton reminded residents that personal fireworks are prohibited within town limits and pointed families to the July 3 professional show; the town council also issued a Carolina Day proclamation for Beaufort County’s 250th. Education & Sports: The Upstate’s top girls soccer teams and player of the year were announced, with Emmy Rikard earning Player of the Year honors. Business & Growth: Commerce Bank agreed to acquire Nolan & Associates, expanding investment banking for middle-market clients. Public Health Watch: LSU Health Shreveport reported wastewater testing found some of the highest methamphetamine levels in the world in Shreveport-area data.
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