AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFCC & Telecom: The FCC paused Verizon’s plan to retire copper landlines in nine states, including South Carolina, saying it needs more time after pushback from rural users who fear worse service. Education & Local Impact: Charleston County School Trustee Darlene Dunmeyer-Roberson faces a Sept. 28 hearing in Columbia tied to an executive order, with details still limited. Higher Ed & Assessment: Clemson is sharing NSSE results more systematically across campus, aiming to turn survey data into real changes in teaching and administration. Business & Jobs: Woodward plans to move military flight-control actuation production to a new Spartanburg campus, with about 400 jobs affected and operations starting in summer 2027. Community & Environment: Murrells Inlet dredging plans are under renewed scrutiny as residents and environmental groups question impacts on oysters and sediment disposal. Travel & Growth: Breeze Airways adds nonstop service from Charleston to Trenton, N.J., and the Charleston aviation authority re-elects its top leaders. Politics & National Mood: Democrats see new momentum heading into Nov. 3, while Republicans’ “safe-seat” confidence is cracking.
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