AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoInvasive Species & Lowcountry Tourism: Clemson and state inspectors are racing to curb yellow-legged hornets in South Carolina’s Lowcountry, removing hundreds of nests this year to protect the region’s bees and outdoor summer plans. Heat & Safety for Beachgoers: The National Weather Service warns that overnight temperatures may stay dangerously high across the U.S., including Charleston, raising health risks even when daytime heat eases. South Carolina Senate Update: Gov. Henry McMaster appointed Darline Graham Nordone—Lindsey Graham’s sister—to serve the remainder of his term, making her the first woman to represent SC in the U.S. Senate; she’s expected to be sworn in this week. Road Travel & Summer Plans: “Operation Southern Slow Down” returns across the Southeast, including South Carolina, with added enforcement aimed at reducing speed-related crashes during peak travel weeks. Local Travel & Dining: North Charleston is set to welcome a new Irish-coastal-inspired restaurant concept, while Mount Pleasant weighs changes to income limits for its workforce housing—both tied to how visitors and residents experience the area.
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