AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRecord Turnout: South Carolina’s early-voting period ended with record participation statewide. Charleston County alone logged more than 89,000 early ballots, topping its 2024 total by 20,000. Gullah/Geechee Heritage: Queen Quet, leader of the Gullah/Geechee Nation, joined Gov. Henry McMaster’s new Conservation Commission, bringing generations of ancestral stewardship into decisions about the state’s natural and cultural resources. Catholic Hill’s Bicentennial: The Walterboro-area St. James the Greater Mission is marking 200 years. Its history includes a formerly enslaved man who kept the congregation going after the Civil War and a school that educated Black children barred from public schools. Rosenwald School Legacy: Clara Mae Britt, 105, returned to her former segregated school in St. George for its centennial. She graduated in 1949, after leaving school to help support her family and later returning to pursue her dream of teaching.
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