AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoData Center Rules: South Carolina lawmakers are drafting statewide standards for data center projects, including limits on water use, power costs and noise, public hearings and a proposed 5,000-foot buffer from homes and schools. Greenwood County also approved $50,000 for a committee to study local rules, while Spartanburg County advanced a preliminary development agreement. Education: State Superintendent Ellen Weaver is seeking another term against Democrat Sylvia Wright, with school choice, teacher pay and gaps in public education central to the campaign. Elections: Early voting continues statewide, with turnout already topping 280,000. The closely watched Senate race drew fresh attention during President Trump’s Upstate rally for Darline Graham. Higher Education: Clemson is offering voluntary buyouts to 452 employees as it works to control costs; eligible workers would receive nine months’ base pay. Public Safety: Authorities charged 25 people in a South Carolina drug-trafficking and dogfighting case after seizing 47 dogs and 17 pounds of drugs. Local Sports: Florence Motor Speedway will pause racing in 2027, worrying fans and racing families about fewer opportunities for young drivers.
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