AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMedical Tech in the Carolinas: Local Infusions opened a new Mount Pleasant clinic with private rooms and a large formulary, aiming to make infusion therapy feel more like patient-centered care than a hospital stop. Water Infrastructure & IT: Central States Water Resources promoted Spencer Hoppes to Assistant VP of Finance & Information Technology, tying financial strategy to the company’s growing water and wastewater operations. Workforce & Manufacturing: Duke Energy Foundation is funding welding kits for students at Greenville Technical College’s new Center for Welding and Automation Excellence, set to open this fall. Energy Grid Modernization: The Carolinas Grid Engine landed an NSF Regional Innovation Engine spot, with $15M up front and up to $160M over a decade to modernize the electric grid. Public Health Watch: Measles cases hit a 35-year high as kids head back to school, with Utah and South Carolina carrying major shares of the burden. Campus Security Tech: South Carolina State University rolled out electronic ID verification and tighter gate rules for move-in. Surveillance Backlash: Cities across the U.S. are deactivating or ending contracts with Flock Safety ALPR cameras amid privacy concerns and alleged misuse. Local Crime & Telecom: Richland County reported major copper thefts tied to telecom line damage, with arrests announced.
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