Good morning, Mount Pleasant.

Elizabeth Tezza from Sullivan’s Island, a longtime member of the Kiwanis Club of East Coooper-Mount Pleasant, was elected president-elect of the Kiwanis Children’s Fund for 2026 to 2027; she has served as trustee + vice president since 2020.

PURE Theatre will debut its Southeastern Regional Premiere of 'The Antiquities,' directed by Sharon Graci as part of its 24th season.

The play runs from Oct. 22 through Nov. 14 at Cannon Street Arts Center with a Pay What You Will preview on Oct. 21 & student tickets at $12.

Charleston County Schools and county officials will expand universal pre-K to serve 230 students in North Charleston next school year, with a $2M investment from the county's Department of Economic Development.

Charleston Comedy Week will run Jan. 21-30 across venues and feature Jonathan Van Ness, Hannibal Buress and Chris Fleming.

Founded in 2006 as a summer camp, Pattison's Academy has become the only K-12 charter school for students with disabilities.

It offers early intervention, one-on-one therapy and a specialized summer program, which was discussed at the Rotary Club meeting on Sept. 16 in Mount Pleasant (featuring community partnerships).

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded over $6.2M in contracts to design improved coastal flood protection on the Charleston peninsula.

The work covers studies for Adger’s Wharf and Lockwood Drive to help safeguard local areas from storm surge.