AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLocal Justice: Conway caregiver Sarah Smalls, 58, booked on breach of trust with fraudulent intent, perjury, and exploitation of a vulnerable adult after a WMBF investigation into a disputed deed transfer. Trade & Travel Impact: South Carolina is still trying to gauge how new tariffs on Canadian goods will affect a $8B+ two-way relationship, even as Canadian visitors—especially to Myrtle Beach—remain a key tourism driver. Road & Commute: I-26 lane closures in the Charleston area are backing up traffic with drive times over two hours; SCDOT says delays could be severe. Family & Corrections: Furman’s “Riley’s Readers” lets incarcerated parents record bedtime stories for their kids, aiming to close both the physical and emotional gap of incarceration. Elder Care Legal Milestone: Hughey Law Firm says it has resolved more than 1,000 elder abuse and nursing home neglect cases in South Carolina since 2007. Public Safety Tech Debate: Richland County’s Flock ALPR camera network expands scrutiny as supporters tout crime-fighting and critics warn about a digital dragnet. Gas Prices: AAA reports South Carolina gas averages rising again, with regular at about $4.10 and diesel around $6.01. Tourism Season Reminder: Horry County warns drivers as the 2026 Fall Myrtle Beach Bike Rally brings more motorcycles through Oct. 4.
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