AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHealthcare Expansion: Prisma Health broke ground on a $180M Fountain Inn Medical Park, a 50-acre campus slated to open in Dec. 2027 with a 4-story 130,000-square-foot medical office, 200+ exam rooms, and more than a dozen specialties. Local Housing Pressure: Beaufort mobile home park tenants say new owners Hilanda MHP will double lot fees starting July 1, jumping from about $350 to $700 a month, with residents calling it unsustainable. Public Safety Reminder: Duke Energy and county officials will test outdoor warning sirens around the Brunswick Nuclear Plant July 1 (10–11 a.m.), with no action needed during the drill. Community Giving: Myrtle Beach Corvette Club presented $1,000 checks to Hope Harbor Home and Canine Angels during its Corvettes at the Beach show. Legal/Justice: A former Pickens County teacher, Nicole Ballew Callaham, was indicted for alleged grooming of a teen, including second-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor. Business/Real Estate: UMH Properties reported strong Q2 results, including higher rental income and home sales, and Brunswick County real estate hit its best May in five years.
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