AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSouth Carolina Primary Preview: With the June 9 GOP and Democratic primaries set for statewide offices, voters will choose nominees for Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Comptroller General, Superintendent of Education, and Commissioner of Agriculture—several races are contested, including a three-way Democratic bid to challenge House District 94 incumbent Rep. Gil Gatch. Local Politics & Community Impact: In the Lowcountry, Charleston County Council advanced a first reading to expand the Hamlin Beach Historic District in Mount Pleasant, adding 37 properties, while College of Charleston is holding a June 2 public forum on how to memorialize a former potter’s field tied to a planned dorm. Healthcare & Oversight: A new report highlights rising concerns around telehealth GLP-1 use after a patient described a massive semaglutide overdose and severe side effects, fueling questions about dosing, safety, and monitoring. Manufacturing & Textiles: Arvind Advanced Materials is buying U.S. nonwovens maker Dalco-GFT, which runs two South Carolina facilities and supplies automotive, industrial, construction and furniture markets. Infrastructure & Growth: Chapin leaders are set to break ground on a $75.3 million Columbia Avenue corridor project to expand lanes and reduce congestion as the Midlands town grows. Public Safety & Service: Hundreds of South Carolina National Guard engineers are deploying to Washington, D.C., for a “Make D.C. Safe and Beautiful” mission tied to federal crime-reduction efforts.
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