AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOutdoor Tourism Boost: Berkeley County is rolling out a new 15-acre Lake Moultrie Waterfront Park, with a mega boat landing already open, Lions Beach set to open June 29, and trails, pavilion space, restrooms, and picnic shelters planned—aimed at turning outdoor recreation into a bigger tourism draw. Historic Charleston Access: Charleston is taking over day-to-day operations of the Powder Magazine Museum under a two-year deal, with the Colonial Dames keeping ownership and major repairs as the city works to expand public access ahead of America’s 250th. Coastal Business Watch: Seewee Restaurant in Awendaw remains open but is listed for sale for about $2.5 million, raising questions for travelers who know the Highway 17 stop as a Lowcountry tradition. Family-Friendly Summer Plans: Walhalla’s public pool is still closed mid-summer after a filtration system failure, with repairs and a new system expected next week. Wildlife Oversight: A sloth exhibitor shut down in New York is trying to relaunch in Florida, spotlighting concerns about how exotic-animal rules are enforced. Travel Safety & Weather: Tropical Storm Arthur brought life-threatening, extreme rainfall across multiple Southern states, with roads underwater and rescues reported.
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