Good morning, Mount Pleasant.

Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired SC (ABVI) celebrates 90 years of service by offering vision rehabilitation and support programs to those who are blind or low vision.

Founded in Charleston in 1936, it now provides statewide education and training for greater independence.

Bundles of Joy Baby Essentials has distributed 1.5 million diapers since 2016, including 290,000 in 2026 so far, and expects to deliver about 400,000 this year to benefit Tri-County families.

The mobile diaper bank secured 302,500 wipes from Huggies & Kimberly-Clark to help meet growing demand.

A truck hauling pumpkins spilled its load on Coleman Boulevard near Ravenel Bridge and blocked traffic, turning the mishap into an impromptu giveaway for Hibben United Methodist Church’s patch (the incident happened after the driver struck a tree branch reported by DOT).

Councilmember Rambo recognized two Recreation Advisory Commission members—April Gift and Richard Phillips—for their contributions during the Oct.

13 meeting, awarding them town certificates for their work on new facilities, programs, and revised sports manuals.

The South Carolina Department of Public Health urges residents to learn about bats during International Bat Week on the last week of October because bats help reduce mosquitoes but may also carry rabies; anyone possibly exposed should wash skin with soap and water and seek medical attention (guidance available).