Good morning, Mount Pleasant.

Mount Pleasant Towne Centre announced that its free outdoor concert series, Live Under The Oaks, will begin on Oct 2 at 6 p.m.—attendees should bring chairs or blankets to enjoy live music, a new food truck each week, and beer and wine from Burtons Grill & Bar as the fall season sets in. The series runs every Thursday in October.

South Carolina native Dr. James Edwards has published a new book—To Invent Is Divine: Creativity and Ownership—which grew from a speech he gave in Dallas five years ago and spotlights faith and local innovation.

He will sign copies at Towne Centre Barnes & Noble on Saturday Sept. 13 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Local shrimpers filed a lawsuit against restaurants that mislabel imported shrimp as local after a study found only four of 44 eateries served true wild-caught shrimp — the lawsuit amendment to recover lost profits and pending federal legislation aim to protect their livelihood.

Lisa McClary, the school nurse at Oakland Elementary, was named the second recipient of the 212°—The Extra Degree Award at a CCSD meeting on September 8.

On August 19, she quickly used an EpiPen to treat a student who had a severe allergic reaction to ant bites on the playground.

Charleston County School Support started the school year with a strong focus on attendance by reaching out to families through door visits—calls and rides were provided to help students get to school.

DoSS will continue its hands-on work throughout the year to keep every student in the classroom.

Officials say that the Asian longhorned beetle was found in Mount Pleasant at a commercial shopping center—Clemson DPI and the USDA are checking the infestation and will soon announce a quarantine zone to protect local trees.

Shaw Revolver Live Concert

6-9 p.m. — Bohemian Bull — Family friendly — Enjoy great food and drinks while rocking out with Shaw Revolver in a vibrant atmosphere.