AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealthcare Access & Aging: A new report highlights how older populations are outnumbering children nationwide, with rural places like New Mexico’s Catron County struggling to get even basic care—long drives, limited staff, and weak tax bases. Public Health & Safety: South Carolina’s heat risk is getting sharper as “feels like” heat indexes push advisories; Charleston-area coverage notes rising heat-index days and warns that extreme heat can linger longer than past summers. Lowcountry Nonprofits Under Strain: A South Carolina budget deadlock is leaving Lowcountry nonprofits operating on last year’s funding limits, forcing hiring freezes, delayed plans, and service cutbacks. Major Medical Expansion: Prisma Health broke ground on a $180M medical park in southern Greenville County, aiming to expand specialty care and outpatient services starting in late 2027. Sports Medicine in Schools: Charleston County schools are partnering with MUSC for a five-year sports medicine program, adding on-site athletic trainers for select middle and high schools. Community & Culture: African drumming groups are growing across the Palmetto State, with Rock Hill classes drawing all ages for social connection and stress relief.
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