AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSex-Crime Charges: Rep. Nancy Mace’s former fiancé and two associates were charged in connection with an alleged 2018 assault and recording of an incapacitated woman on Sullivan’s Island. Upstate Jobs: Seven suppliers plan to invest more than $82 million and add 200 jobs to support Scout Motors’ South Carolina vehicle production. Senate Race: Darline Graham and Democrat Annie Andrews clashed over their qualifications in their only debate; Graham also discussed data centers and local control during a Greenwood stop. School Board: Gov. Henry McMaster let Charleston County board member Darlene Roberson remain in office despite a state panel’s finding that she improperly shared confidential information. Affordable Housing: Columbia’s Grand Village project broke ground at a former motel site, bringing 30 income-based homes and a community center. State Projects: South Carolina approved rules requiring American-made iron and steel for certain state-funded construction, with exceptions for shortages or steep cost increases.
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