AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSC Senate primary: Three GOP candidates for Lindsey Graham’s seat pitched Upstate voters in Greenville, leaning hard on Donald Trump’s agenda as the Aug. 11 special election nears and a runoff looks possible. Green energy politics: A Tennessee primary upset showed how energy-focused PAC money can flip races—solar-backed groups helped defeat Trump-endorsed Rep. Andy Ogles. Local health care disruption: AnMed says 10 days after a malware attack it’s still running limited services, with about 10 locations closed and imaging among the slowest to return. Energy innovation: Clemson unveiled “Deep Orange 17,” a solar-integrated EV prototype designed to generate more energy than it uses over a typical day. Business and jobs: Barnwell Tissue Solutions is reviving a shuttered Barnwell County mill with $18M in federal New Markets Tax Credit support. Retail shakeups: Walgreens continues downsizing, with another round of store closures listed for 2026. Community support: A Greenville law firm partnered with United Way to deliver thousands of school backpacks and supplies.
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