Dogs 'woof' down treats made by residents at local bakery

Daniel and Wendy Dorchester of Mount Pleasant started small, making homemade treats for their own dogs as an alternative to the ones they found in typical pet stores. Read More

Police Blotter

A man called Mount Pleasant police July 31 after getting into an argument about mo-ped repairs and seeing web listings and items directed toward him and his wife. Read More

First on the scene

Firefighters receive paramedic training to begin treatment before ambulance arrives

Sometimes firefighters are the first to respond to an emergency, but they don't always have the training to care for a patient on the scene, according to local fire and rescue officials. Read More

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Sullivan's Is. eyes paid parking

Town Council considering move to raise revenue, manage daytripping

Residents of Sullivan's Island have fought to keep a residential feel in their town without limiting businesses and beach rentals, but an increasing number of daytrippers park along residential streets to visit the ocean. Read More

Bi-Lo shoppers help stock ECCO Charities pantry

Bi-Lo Charities runs a Summer Hunger Program for food pantries every year, but a July 29 food collection effort couldn't have come at a better time for one organization. Read More

Apartments opposed

Mount Pleasant council to consider proposal after panel rejects plan near Grassy Creek

The Mount Pleasant Planning Commission unanimously has recommended that the town reject a proposal by a Hilton Head Island developer to build a 280-unit apartment complex on about 23 acres between the Grassy Creek neighborhood and Long Point Road. Read More

Husband, 95, and wife, 89, up for Meals on Wheels honor

An East Cooper Meals on Wheels client lies on the couch in a dim room. She just woke up, but brightens immediately as volunteer Alyce Quimby, 89, walks into the room with her daily meal. Quimby sits next to the 87-year-old woman, grabs her hand and talks for a while. Read More

Police Blotter

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Measuring pool interest

Leaders to hold meeting to gauge McClellanville, Awendaw views after drownings in the area

Community leaders will hold an informational meeting at 7 tonight at Lincoln High School in McClellanville to gauge the public interest in building a community pool in northern Charleston County. Read More