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Last update: 4 hours agoSLED Review Ends Without Charges: Greenwood County Council Chairman Theo Lane defended council member Robbie Templeton after SLED closed its review into allegations of misuse of county funds, calling the claims “baseless” and urging residents to avoid “sensational” social-media accusations. Outdoor Sports & Local Economy: South Carolina women’s basketball will play an outdoor exhibition against College of Charleston on Sept. 27 at Charleston’s Credit One Stadium, with tickets starting at $25. Manufacturing Jobs: Siemens announced more than $200 million in new U.S. manufacturing investment and 1,500 jobs, including a $185M facility in Georgia tied to data-center electrical infrastructure. Banking Enforcement: The Federal Reserve issued consent prohibitions against former Regions Bank and former United Community Bank employees for misappropriating customer funds. Public Health Watch: Charleston Harbor officials and doctors warned about Vibrio vulnificus, a fast-moving “flesh-eating” bacteria found via DNA testing. Food Safety: The FDA upgraded Publix frozen berry recalls to the highest risk level after E. coli concerns. Local Governance & Housing: Columbia City Council approved contracts of sale and advanced zoning changes, including a planned development amendment that would allow body piercing and tattoo facilities in parts of Harbison. Business & Community Growth: Palmetto Moon is preparing a Missouri grand opening at Tanger Outlets Branson, marking its 10th state.
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