Study finds Hispanic immigrants add over 2 billion to SC economy
A USC study shows Hispanic immigrants could inject more than 2 billion into South Carolina's economy with local spending on groceries, gas, textiles, clothing, and more. The ongoing survey, based on 240 Mexican immigrants, notes majority spending locally and varying incomes by area.
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Katrina Threat to Upstate South Carolina Eases Rain Risks
National Hurricane Center tracks Katrina west of South Carolina through Tuesday, possibly sparking more rain and tornadoes in an already soaked Upstate. Officials urge dam safety checks, water level reductions where possible, and continued readiness as floods recur and emergency crews rehearse response plans.
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