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The 'Sober or Slammer' campaign, advocated by law enforcement and families who have lost loved ones to drunk driving, emphasizes zero tolerance for impaired driving during the holidays.

Boone Hall Plantation's GM, Jim Westerhold, received the Cresco Award from the Town of Mount Pleasant for outstanding efforts in historical preservation.

Charleston County is in negotiations with the Charleston Animal Society for a new contract, meanwhile, it plans to financially support Pet Helpers for their animal care services on a month-to-month basis.

Fire crews successfully extinguished a home fire in Mount Pleasant, S.C., with details pending from the fire department.

Jamie Lee Komoroski's attorneys request a reduction of her maximum 25-year sentence for a felony DUI that resulted in a bride's death, arguing it's disproportionate compared to similar cases.

Boeing plans to invest $1 billion in its Charleston County operations to enhance infrastructure and create 500 jobs over five years, aiming to support increased 787 Dreamliner production.

Wando High School's yearbook, Legend, wins the 2024 Blue and Gold Yearbook Staff Excellence Award for the third consecutive year, setting records including the most awards ever won by a student, Gabriella Mortellaro.

Mount Pleasant Waterworks introduces a Septic System Maintenance Program starting Jan.

1, 2025 to aid homeowners with septic tanks through inspections and cleanings for $15 per month.

Mount Pleasant Town Council seeks greater transparency following Mayor Will Haynie's withdrawal of a sales tax proposal intended to fund Patriots Point projects.

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.