AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoElection Shift: South Carolina’s historic Senate race sent Democrat Annie Andrews to Washington, flipping a seat Republicans had held for decades. Democrats also broke the GOP’s supermajority in the state House, while Republican Alan Wilson won the governor’s race. Affordability and frustration with national politics helped drive the results. Greenville: City Council approved an $850,000 purchase of the former Greenville Cultural Exchange Center, aiming to preserve the African American history landmark for community and cultural use. Business & Growth: South Carolina drew a net 22,843 Gen Z residents in 2024, the largest gain of any state, as jobs and comparatively affordable living attract young workers. SC-based Sonoco named Clemson graduate a next CEO, one of the few Black leaders to head a Fortune 500 company. State Courts: The Court of Appeals upheld USC’s decision not to refund tuition after the 2020 move to remote classes and affirmed rulings in disputes over an insurance fire-coverage denial and a proposed Greenville subdivision.
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