Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 15th of November.
Good morning, Mount Pleasant.
On Nov. 7, Whitesides Elementary School hosted a Patio Popcorn Party to honor eight students who read at least five passport books as part of the new Reading Passport Program (designed for fourth and fifth graders to explore 20 South Carolina Children’s Books Award Nominees).
The school will hold another party in February for other students still working on their milestone.
Charleston County Council approved nearly $5 million on Nov.
13 from Transportation Sales Tax for 10 greenbelt projects that will protect more than 1,781 acres in the county. The projects will preserve greenspace, improve wildlife habitats, and help reduce flooding — a key part of the county’s long-running Greenbelt Program.
Mount Pleasant’s VEG ER team warns pet owners to keep hazardous foods such as garlic, onions, and turkey bones away from pets during holiday cooking.
The team advises that decorations, medications, and travel supplies be stored safely—reducing the chance of emergency vet visits this season.
Round two of the playoffs held today in Mount Pleasant saw teams compete hard as Chargers advanced to the SCISA 4a state title—Panthers reached the SCISA 3a title game, War Hawks moved on for the 1a state title, and Stallions will soon meet Colleton Prep.
Play Dayz for Kids
10 AM – 12 PM — CAVA — Free entry — Engage in fun activities designed for kids aged 10 and under at Mount Pleasant Towne Centre.
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