AGP Executive Report
Last update: 21 minutes agoBusiness Growth: Italian auto supplier Errecinque plans to invest $5 million in a Bluffton distribution and support center, creating more than 10 jobs when it opens in January. Higher Education: South Carolina State reports progress on $330 million in campus improvements, including new housing, academic space and a library set to open in 2027. Local Schools: Three new trustees joined Rock Hill’s school board amid continued fallout from a contentious high school rezoning vote. Columbia Businesses: Immaculate Consumption is set to close Nov. 20, and neighboring Hibachi House will also shut down before Thanksgiving; USC’s development foundation has not announced plans for the storefronts. South Carolina Politics: Midterm results reshaped the state’s political landscape, with Democrat Annie Andrews winning a U.S. Senate seat and Democrats breaking the GOP’s House supermajority. Nikki Haley says she won’t run for president in 2028. Military Honor: Bishopville-born Maj. James Capers Jr. received the Medal of Honor for leading his Marine reconnaissance team to safety in Vietnam. State Policy: South Carolina is among 13 states threatening trade measures against the UK over its ban on imports from West Bank settlements.
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