AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRoad & Traffic: SCDOT plans lane closures on Pickens Street near USC next week for pavement repairs, with detours and work scheduled June 22 (7 a.m.-midnight) and June 23-24 (evening to 3 p.m.). Lowcountry Outdoor Tourism: Berkeley County is pushing a bigger “great outdoors” identity with a new 15-acre Waterfront Park on Lake Moultrie—boat ramps, trails, pavilion, and a 58,000-square-foot beach—starting with Lions Beach opening June 29. Historic Charleston Visitor Access: Charleston will take over daily operations at the Powder Magazine Museum under a two-year agreement, aiming to expand staffing, programming, and marketing for the America’s 250th anniversary era. Coastal Events: Edisto Beach is gearing up for summer crowds with the Governor’s Cup Edisto Invitational billfish tournament July 17-19 and its Shag Festival Sept. 4-5. Weather Watch: Tropical Storm Arthur’s remnants are still a flood risk across the Southeast, with heavy rain and flash flooding possible into the weekend. Local Good News: A Myrtle Beach Thai restaurant owner returned $12,000 found in a cabinet to the previous owner.
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