AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLocal Governance: Hollywood, S.C., is moving ahead with a hate-crime deterrence ordinance after a first reading, with a second vote needed to make it official; the proposal would allow jail time and fines for convicted hate crimes. Public Safety: Three teens in Chester County were arrested for allegedly torching and sawing down Flock Safety license plate reader cameras, with investigators estimating about $5,150 in damage. Politics: South Carolina’s November U.S. Senate race is set: Democrat Annie Andrews, a pediatrician, will face Republican Sen. Darline Graham, who won the GOP nomination after defeating Ralph Norman in a runoff. Health & Community: Harvest Hope Food Bank named Sy Hughes its CEO, after he served as interim leader since January 2026. Sports: Clemson released its men’s basketball non-conference slate, including home games starting Nov. 2 vs. Stetson and a Maui Invitational matchup with Ole Miss plus a Palmetto Series game Dec. 15 vs. South Carolina.
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