AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLabor Day Travel Safety: AAA is running its “Tow to Go” free ride program for impaired drivers over the holiday weekend, offering transportation for the driver and vehicle to a safe spot within 10 miles. Upstate Consumer Watch: Greenville ranked 3rd statewide among 125 S.C. cities for BBB Scam Tracker reports in July, with 17 incidents. Family & Community Safety: Parents of 5-year-old Saylor Hayes—who was found dead near Pawleys Island—were arrested in Tennessee on charges tied to willful abandonment and placing a child at risk; authorities say the child’s tracking device was removed before travel. STEM for Schools: South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics is taking requests for free STEM Days (on campus in Hartsville or “on the go” in classrooms) for grades 3–10. Local Events: Yemassee Shrimp Festival returns Sept. 17–19 with rides, parades, live music, and fireworks. Sports Tourism: Winthrop volleyball opens at home Sept. 3–5 with matches vs. Virginia Tech and Old Dominion; South Carolina State’s Lady Bulldogs play the Lowcountry Volleyball Championship in Charleston this week.
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