Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 13th of November.
Good morning, Mount Pleasant.
Metto Coffee & Tea has served Mount Pleasant residents and visitors as a community gathering spot for nearly two decades—owner Sarah Parrish said the shop supports local culture amid rapid tourism and new residents.
Beverly Hardin has been named the new Executive Director and Chief Philanthropy Officer for the USS Yorktown Foundation — she will lead daily operations and a fundraising campaign to launch Patriots Point’s Museum Master Plan.
A veteran nonprofit leader with over 25 years of experience, Hardin now lives in Mount Pleasant with her husband and dog.
Students in kindergarten through second grade at Sanders-Clyde Elementary performed 'Where the Wild Things Are' during a recent Open House Night — using theater, movement, music, and art — to bring Maurice Sendak's story alive.
Governor Henry McMaster and the South Carolina Office of Resilience said on Nov.
12 that clean-up work on the USS Yorktown is complete, having removed over 1.6 million gallons of dangerous fluids and more than 9 tons of asbestos. The project, part of his 2022 order to protect Charleston Harbor, helped prevent environmental harm—ensuring safety for the local area.
Charleston County Emergency Management conducted a full-scale simulation yesterday to test response to a train derailment that released hazardous materials into the community.
Over 13 agencies including police, fire, EMS, and hazmat teams worked together—ensuring they will be ready if a similar incident occurs.
Residents on Daniel Island are raising concerns about e-bike safety after kids as young as 7 are seen riding without helmets and speeding on main roads.
A coalition of over 100 locals (including Scott Noonan) is working with local leaders to develop rules such as a minimum age (16) and increased safety education to prevent accidents.
Local athletes inked college deals on Signing Day as basketball player Dyarri Braddick chose Clemson Tigers, the Pine twins signed to sail for Brown University, and a beach volleyball player committed to Erskine College—Wando High School also reported several Division I commitments.
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