Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 19th of November.
Good morning, Mount Pleasant.
The Rotary Club of Mount Pleasant aided Lowcountry Food Bank in North Charleston by packing food bags for the BackPack Buddies program to help feed students in need over weekends.
The Hamlin Beach community in Mount Pleasant, S.C., has requested historic district designation to safeguard its heritage and prevent overdevelopment, winning substantial local support.
Palmetto Carriage Works is offering free carriage rides in Charleston for those who donate a new, unwrapped toy to Toys for Tots on Dec.
1, supporting children in need during the holiday season.
The Shuck Cancer Charleston event, held at Bowens Island Restaurant and supported by volunteers and MUSC Hollings Cancer Center, raised funds to aid local cancer patients through Charleston Hope Lodge.
Bowman Place shopping center organizes a food drive from Nov.
24 to Dec. 8, encouraging community donations of non-perishable items to aid East Cooper Community Outreach in supporting local families.
Two southbound lanes on West Coleman Boulevard in Mount Pleasant were closed due to a crash near Magrath Darby Boulevard, with local drivers advised to proceed with caution.
R.B. Stall High School's Visual Arts Department created a multicultural welcoming art installation with support from Bosch and community partners.
Six monkeys remain at large after 37 of 43 escaped from a South Carolina medical research facility, with efforts ongoing to recapture them.
State officials are questioning how Charleston County will finance the Mark Clark Extension after a sales tax referendum intended to fund it was defeated by voters.
Registering now for the 2025 Cooper River Bridge Run saves money before prices increase, with the event spanning from Mount Pleasant to Charleston.
Mount Pleasant Holiday Market & Craft Show
The Mount Pleasant Holiday Market & Craft Show features locally sourced food and handcrafted gifts, alongside live entertainment and children's activities, making it a festive shopping experience for the community.
29th Annual Christmas Light Parade in Mount Pleasant
The Mount Pleasant Christmas Light Parade features brilliantly lit floats and community groups marching along West Coleman Boulevard, creating a festive atmosphere for thousands of local residents.
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