Good morning, Mount Pleasant.

A new historical series is released today detailing the pivotal Battle of Sullivan’s Island on June 28, 1776, which saved Charleston and reshaped Revolutionary strategy, with historian Doug MacIntyre sharing insights on early events that set the stage for independence.

Boeing invested $100,000 during the 2025-2026 school year to help over 700 CCSD students visit advanced manufacturing sites such as Mercedes-Benz Vans and Cummins and will fund six summer career camps at local schools for rising eighth and ninth graders.

Harbour Club at WestEdge is accepting nominations for its Future Leaders Scholarship Program to honor Charleston-area professionals under 40 who show leadership and community involvement.

The program offers sponsored initiation fees and networking opportunities, with nominations available online.

Exchange student Johanna Fleisher-Harkort shared her year-long US adventure at a Rotary Club meeting today, noting first experiences like making s'mores and attending a live football game.

She highlighted trips, holiday celebrations, and the support from her host families (with credit to leader Lou Mello).

The US Army Corps (USACE) will hold one in-person meeting on June 10 (5:30 to 7:30 p.m.) at the Natural Resources Research Institute Auditorium and two virtual sessions on June 16 and 17 to review an Environmental Impact Statement for Charleston Harbor; comments are accepted until June 29.

Licensed counselor Lawrence Lovell from Breakthrough Solutions offers five tips on staying calm during summer break by practicing mindfulness, patience, and self-care (recognizing signs of frustration and apologizing when needed).

His advice supports families in managing a quieter routine during the vacation season.

Wando High School’s girls soccer team won the state title on May 23 after 80 minutes of play and 30 minutes of overtime led to penalty kicks against J.L.

Mann. The Warriors earned their 14th title and made up for last year’s loss.

Dozens of boats are competing in two major fishing tournaments this weekend along Shem Creek (the Charleston Cobia Cup and the SFC Carrier Cup) as crews from across the country vie for trophies while local spectators enjoy activities aboard the USS Yorktown.

2026 Sweat on the Ship - Mental Health in Motion

5-9 p.m. — USS Yorktown CV-10 — Ticket prices vary — Get ready for a community workout event with local vendors, food, and a focus on mental health awareness.

The Correspondent by Virginia Evans

5:30-7 p.m. — Coastal Crust — Free entry — Discover a captivating story about life, letters, and the power of connection through literature.