AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoChild Safety & Courts: A mother in Anderson County, 34-year-old Tynisha Lashae Jones, is accused of killing her 10-month-old by giving morphine, after investigators say lab results showed a high dose in the baby’s blood; she’s charged with murder/homicide by child abuse and remains jailed. Higher Education: Winthrop University highlights how it uses student engagement survey results to update its undergraduate core curriculum and learning competencies. Public Health & Family Support: South Carolina DSS is launching an online waitlist for child care scholarships for families who don’t qualify under current rules, with limited funding. Education & Community: SCETV is accepting submissions for its 3rd annual NextLens Online Film Festival, spotlighting emerging student filmmakers across South Carolina. Sports & Discipline: South Carolina edge rusher Dylan Stewart was suspended indefinitely after punching Alabama’s Josh Ford and clashing with coaches during the Gamecocks’ loss. Local Business: Mazda of Spartanburg opened a new stand-alone dealership in the Upstate. Environment & Youth: Hundreds of butterflies were released at Saluda Shoals Park in a foster-child event supporting local youth services. Shellfish: South Carolina’s recreational shellfishing season begins this week, with state limits and hotline guidance for closures.
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