AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSports & Talent Pipeline: Dawn Staley’s South Carolina Gamecocks added two French players—6-foot-7 forward Alicia Tournebize (January) and Justine Loubens (April)—with France now making up 13% of the 2026-27 roster, and the program’s international pull continues as SC opens next season in Paris. Local Athletics: Hampton County High School’s Hurricane track teams brought home state titles, with Areyana Allen winning the 100m and Tyler Davis taking the 110 hurdles, plus Taryn Hanna and Jaylen Singletary named Female and Male Athletes of the Year. Community & Safety: Hunting Island Lighthouse reopened to the public after a four-year restoration, including stabilization of the cast-iron staircase and lantern room repairs. Arts & Culture: Grammy-winning R&B legend Peabo Bryson—born in Greenville and the voice behind Disney classics like “Beauty and the Beast” and “A Whole New World”—died at 75 after a stroke; Celine Dion also posted a tribute. Public Health & Aging Care: CMS Q1 2026 data spotlights nursing-home performance across the state, including top-rated standouts like Manna Post Acute (4 stars) and Lakes at Litchfield (5 stars), alongside lower ratings such as Achieve Rehabilitation and Nursing Center (1 star) and Millennium Post Acute Rehabilitation (1 star). Civic Life: Letters urge more pedestrian awareness on Charleston’s Calhoun Street corridor, calling out distracted phone use as a key risk.
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