AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSenate Race: President Donald Trump rallied in Pendleton for Republican Darline Graham as early voting began and her race against Democrat Annie Andrews tightened. Protesters interrupted the event, and Trump praised an attendee who appeared to punch a demonstrator. Nearly 98,000 South Carolinians voted on the first day of early voting. Economic Growth: Westinghouse plans a $1 billion expansion of its Richland County nuclear-fuel facility, while South Carolina led the nation in jobs gained over the past year. Nestlé also plans to move frozen-food pouch production from Ohio to its Gaffney plant. Food and Dining: Four South Carolina restaurants retained Michelin stars: Malagón and Vern’s in Charleston, Wild Common in Charleston and Scoundrel in Greenville. Sports: The Gamecocks women’s basketball team was picked No. 1 in the preseason AP poll, their fifth time atop the rankings in seven years. Policy Debate: South Carolina candidates are weighing whether to legalize online sports betting, as wagers remain accessible despite the state’s current legal limits.
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