AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoArts & Inclusion: The South Carolina Arts Commission will share leadership rather than replace its chair after two commissioners resigned amid backlash over denied grants to the Greenville Gay Men’s Chorus and Proud Mary Theatre. Local Calendar: Halloween events are underway across the Midlands, and the South Carolina State Fair has opened with new attractions and safety reminders. Living History: Charleston’s International African American Museum is highlighting seven enslaved people photographed in 1850 in its “They Lived” exhibit. Separately, descendants of South Carolina potter David Drake are seeking the return of a historic jar held by a Philadelphia museum. Community Needs: Golden Harvest Food Bank says donations are down 40% as need rises, forcing it to spend far more to buy food. Education: More South Carolinians are attending college, with enrollment topping 258,000 in 2025 as state financial aid grows.
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