AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCoastal Economy & Shipping: South Carolina Ports says it will consolidate container operations at its Wando and North Charleston terminals, pausing Leatherman Terminal starting Aug. 1 as it faces “headwinds” and aims for long-term, sustainable growth. Wildlife & Fisheries: New red drum rules kick in July 1, cutting recreational harvest to one fish per person per day (and two per boat), tightening the size slot to 18–25 inches, and requiring specific circle hooks for certain bait-and-hook setups. Heat & Storm Safety: Forecasters warn of near-record heat building in the Upstate and nearby regions, with periodic showers and isolated strong storms possible around the Carolinas as the Fourth of July approaches. Local Conservation: Dorchester County’s new state forest adds protected acreage, continuing South Carolina’s push to preserve land for wildlife and public use. Community Food Security: Orangeburg County School District’s “Rolling for a Reason” initiative earned a major state education award for student-led meal service aimed at tackling food insecurity. Energy & Environment Watch: Kershaw County moved forward on incentives for a proposed $900M natural gas plant (“Project Ballast”), drawing fresh questions from nearby residents.
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