Ralph Mancini

Following a previous Mount Pleasant Planning Commission meeting advising the selection of a designated overseer of tree regulations, locals recently cited the need for more trees in the community.

Local Rotarians were recently treated to a sampling of the "wild, wild west" world of running a media company from Charleston Radio Group (CRG) President Paul O'Malley, who weighed in on life in the digital era.

A woman was recently arrested for breaking into a Mount Pleasant home and physically attacking the homeowner.

Jennifer Swegle's campaign to spread joy across Mount Pleasant has seen hundreds of brightly-colored rocks disseminated at main attractions and popular retail venues.

A woman's decision to invite a person she just met to move in with her proved unwise, as multiple guests were escorted out of a local home by the Mount Pleasant Police Department.

Lydia Fenet recently sat down with the Moultrie News during her stop in Charleston in early November.

Local hard hats were thrown for a loop on the morning of Nov. 11, when they discovered $8750.00 worth of tools and/or machinery missing from their 2233 N. Highway 17 construction site.

Hoofprints in the Sand recently celebrated the Veterans Day opening of their new flower bouquet program opened to both civilians and military Veterans.

Local business owners Katie Miller (pictured right) and Allison White (left) were part of a recent effort by Green Neighborhoods Work (GNW) to install a native pollinator and vegetable gardens

Residents of the Liberty Hill Farms community of Mount Pleasant recently attended a Town Council meeting to denounce a Town flood ordinance requiring them to remove portions of their enclosed garage areas.