AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLowcountry Weather: Hurricane Isaias is expected to bring heavy rain and flooding to Charleston through the weekend. The city has opened five parking garages free to residents as king tides raise flood concerns. Helene Recovery: South Carolinians who applied for housing assistance after the storm are still waiting for a clear path forward, including families whose homes were badly damaged. Education: A new $10 million state program offers teachers up to $27,500 in student-loan refinancing at a 2% rate; some teachers in high-need districts may qualify for forgiveness. Health & Learning: MUSC has opened its six-story College of Health Professions building downtown, with classrooms, labs and rehabilitation research space. Arts & History: A Charleston museum is marking 500 years since the first documented slave revolt in what is now the United States. Charleston Shopping: Palmetto Moon is returning to King Street with a new location set to open Nov. 7.
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