AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Health: Measles is back in the spotlight as more than 74,000 U.S. adults over 50 seek measles immunity “titer” tests, with South Carolina’s recent outbreak cited as a driver of wider national awareness. Local Conservation: SCETV and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources launch a new conservation storytelling push, premiering “Into the Wild” Aug. 5. Medical Innovation: Lexington County’s ElectroWire Medical wins FDA 510(k) clearance for its LightningWire transseptal puncture system, aiming for first-in-human procedures in August and a limited rollout in South Carolina later this year. STEM & Education: SRP Federal Credit Union awards scholarships to two students—one headed to USC for electrical engineering and another to Winthrop for music technology/audio engineering. Tech & Business: Winmill Software completes the sale of its project/portfolio management division to Virelli, keeping the team in Greenville under new leadership. Transportation Infrastructure: Parsons is set to lead design services for the I-526 Long Point Road interchange improvements project in the Charleston region.
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