Good morning, Mount Pleasant.

The third annual Trick, Treat and Trail Family Fun Run and Festival will take place on Halloween, Oct.

31 at Wannamaker County Park—hosted by Charleston County Parks. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. for check-in, and the event will feature a trick-or-treat run, festival vendors and a costume contest.

Deputy Michael Hendricks died in a fatal collision on Ladson Road on Sept.

9 — his unmarked pickup collided with a tractor trailer — and his life will be celebrated on Sept. 16 at Faith Church, where donations for his family are being accepted.

Port of Charleston has launched a new daily rail service linking Charleston and Huntsville that expands shipping options to North Alabama and Middle Tennessee markets.

The service supports regional trade growth following recent port infrastructure investments.

Twelve high school marching bands will compete in the 23rd Annual Lowcountry Marching Band Invitational on Sept.

26 at Charleston County School District 2 Stadium at Wando High School. Hosted by Bands of Wando, the event will offer students valuable adjudicated feedback and a chance to showcase their fall productions.

Charleston-area voices, including retired Coast Guard captain John E.

Cameron, shared 9/11 memories as they recalled coordinating emergency aid and witnessing dramatic events (a moment that united the community in grief). Their accounts highlight how personal stories continue to shape local resilience.

CCPRC acquired over 4+ acres next to Sol Legare boat landing on James Island.

The county plans to expand parking and protect open space along the water’s edge to meet growing boating demand.

A raccoon near Starfish Drive and River Road on Johns Island tested positive for rabies on Sept.

10, with two exposed dogs now under quarantine per South Carolina Rabies Control Act (no people were exposed).

On the 25th anniversary of Sept.

11, local Stingrays community members recalled former player Mark Bavis at the North Charleston Coliseum—his retired No. 12 jersey and lasting impact inspire fans while his family honors him with a leadership foundation that supports local students.

Friday night high school football produced varied results with several teams engaging in close games and blowouts - Colleton Prep won 62-0 against Carolina Academy amid tie games.