Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 4th of August.
Good morning, Mount Pleasant.
A grassroots group called Friends of Faison urged town leaders on Monday, Aug.
3 to keep a 38-acre property on Faison Road as green space — with plans for trails, outdoor fitness areas and family event venues instead of a commercial sale. The plan aims to expand local amenities and ease traffic, fostering community benefits.
Local nonprofit Run for Our Heroes will host a 5k run/walk/jog on Oct.
10 at the Naval Weapons Station in Goose Creek to honor fallen military members and support families; Mount Pleasant resident Sheryl Frost has secured food sponsorship from Duck Donuts & businesses, and raised funds will provide scholarships.
DD2 students return Wednesday as the superintendent previews changes to the school routine to boost student support and improve academic growth.
The district plans adjustments that will benefit both students and staff.
370 Schweers Lane in Old Village is offered at $12.5 million.
Designed by Charleston architect Neal Van Dalen, the waterfront home offers sweeping views of the harbor, skyline, and Sullivan’s Island—highlighting its blend of classic charm and modern comforts, including an elevator and private dock.
James Island native Paul Hamilton has taken charge of St. John’s High School football program on Johns Island, bringing a 40-year coaching resume + significant college and pro experience.
He plans to inspire the team and build winning habits as they prepare for the upcoming fall season.
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