AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoConsumer Protection: South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson says a 23-year-old Greenville caregiver was arrested on charges including exploiting a vulnerable adult and using the person’s debit cards without permission. Hunger Relief: Duke Energy and its foundation are putting more than $500,000 toward nearly 70 South Carolina organizations; more than 865,000 residents lack consistent access to nutritious food. Election Aftermath: Democrat Annie Andrews flipped South Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat, while Republican Alan Wilson won the governor’s race. Recounts also confirmed the ouster of the state House majority leader. Business & Jobs: Italian auto supplier Errecinque plans a $5 million distribution and support facility in Beaufort County, expected to create jobs. The Children’s Place, meanwhile, has begun liquidation sales at its 11 South Carolina stores as it seeks a buyer after filing for bankruptcy. Public Health: Flu activity is spreading statewide earlier than last season, with South Carolina reporting the nation’s second-highest level.
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