Gov. Henry McMaster will declare a state of emergency throughout South Carolina to enhance the state’s response to the COVID-19 virus’ impact.THE LATEST | Coronavirus updates on WYFF4.COMCiting the fact that Kershaw and Lancaster counties are the only areas in the state in which there is evidence of community spread of the coronavirus, McMaster’s order will also direct that schools in those counties will be closed for a period of 14 days. Additionally, the governor order will direct the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control to consult with the state’s superintendent of education and local school district leadership to provide guidance on if and when remaining school districts should decide to close schools and for what period of time. Additional actions to be included in the governor’s executive order:All state government offices shall remain open for operation during their normal business hour Visitation at state and local correctional