AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClemson in the spotlight: Clemson University is South Carolina’s top national school again in U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 rankings, with USC second and Furman leading among liberal arts colleges. Hornets go free over-the-air: The Charlotte Hornets are expanding broadcasts with Gray Media, bringing free local TV coverage starting in October to Charleston, Columbia, Greenville-New Bern, Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville-Anderson, Myrtle Beach and Wilmington (plus Roanoke). Coastal resilience funding: Pawleys Island secured $1.5 million for stormwater drainage upgrades in the Bird’s Nest area to reduce chronic flooding. Local courts watch: Folly Beach voted to move its short-term rental lawsuit to the South Carolina Supreme Court. Community & travel events: Lexington hosted SCMC’s Blueprint 2036 economic roadmap discussion, and Myrtle Beach-area youth sports got a boost from Melissa Jefferson-Wooden’s Village Initiative. Beach Boys tour update: Several Sept. 24-27 shows, including North Myrtle Beach, were canceled as the band pushed its return to October.
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