AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHoliday travel safety: A new MoneyGeek crash analysis ranks North Dakota as the most dangerous state to drive in during the July 4th holiday, with Delaware, Nevada, New Mexico and Montana also near the top, and warns that long rural highways and slower enforcement can raise fatal crash risk. Heat and water hazards: South Carolina’s July 4 forecast calls for dangerous heat with highs near 98 and heat index over 100, plus a chance of storms later; officials also flag a moderate risk of rip currents along parts of the coast and urge beachgoers to swim near lifeguards and watch for warning flags. Lowcountry community and culture: A local author released Pat Conroy’s Lowcountry: A History and Guide, spotlighting the places that shaped Conroy’s storytelling. Local business: Mount Pleasant shopping centers—including the newest Trader Joe’s—sold off-market for $51 million, signaling continued East Cooper retail investment. Military and education: Sen. Lindsey Graham visited Summerville to discuss his legislative agenda, while Greenville Tech received a Duke Energy Foundation grant for welding kits for students at a new Center for Welding and Automation Excellence. Revolutionary War research: In Camden, archaeologists and DNA experts say remains of a Revolutionary War soldier have been identified, with hopes of naming more fallen fighters.
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