South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has made recommendations to the South Carolina General Assembly for how federal Coronavirus Aide, Relief and Economic Security Act funding should be spent.

McMaster sent a letter to state legislators Thursday outlining spending priorities, including allocations for the state’s Unemployment Trust Fund, money for grants for small businesses who did not receive funding under the federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), additional funding for the state’s health agency and funding for schools to assist in reopening.

Recommended Stories

Third round of October Social Security payments goes out in four days

Estranged relatives are fair game — unless they hurt Democrats

Netanyahu’s threat to invade West Bank would test America’s dwindling patience for Israeli conflict