Over $7,000 was raised by an East Cooper Center for Academic Studies student for research on Bardet-Biedl syndrome, a genetic disorder that can cause kidney failure, retinal degeneration, poly…
Each day at the Park West pool in Mount Pleasant, Erin Patterson swims lap after lap with on…
For the first time in Mount Pleasant, a Juneteenth parade and festival will commemorate the …
As you open up a crisp copy of the Moultrie News this week, you might notice a slight differ…
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After a long day, there is little that compares to the joy of coming home to my dog, Lucy. She has been doing life with me for 13 years.
As you open up a crisp copy of the Moultrie News this week, you might notice a slight difference. Did the extra white space in the margins catch your eye or were you too enthralled with this w…
On May 7, at Shifa Clinic’s Annual Fundraising Banquet, Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg presented the Lifetime Achievement Award to Dr. Reshma Khan, clinical director of the Shifa Clinic in …
East Cooper Medical Center earned an ‘A’ in the Spring 2022 Hospital Safety Grade, a national distinction recognizing the hospital’s achievements protecting patients from harm and providing sa…
Owners Camila and Jensen Anderson alongside staff participated in the ribbon-cutting ceremony for The NOW Massage Boutique, located at 1401 Shucker Circle Suite 1105. They were joined by Counc…
Over $7,000 was raised by an East Cooper Center for Academic Studies student for research on Bardet-Biedl syndrome, a genetic disorder that can cause kidney failure, retinal degeneration, poly…
The Citadel has named Mount Pleasant native Brandon Johnson Regimental Commander of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets. The Wando High School graduate’s new role was announced during a ceremon…
If your kids are looking for some good reads this summer, the Charleston County Public Library Children’s staff is ready to help. We read hundreds of new picture books, early readers, graphic …
Scouts from Mount Pleasant’s Troop 20, Scoutmaster Chad Neal and volunteers participated in United States Senator Tim Scott’s Salute to our Heroes to honor all veterans, and specifically those…
Each day at the Park West pool in Mount Pleasant, Erin Patterson swims lap after lap with one goal in mind: competing at the Special Olympics USA Games in June. With her mom at the end of the …
East Cooper is home to all South Carolina High School League lacrosse state championship titles this season.
Most of the time people hear the word triathlon and think, “WHY?” Most of the time they also equate any triathlon with an Ironman distance — the longest distance of triathlons (until you get i…
For a 24 hour period, a veteran college basketball analyst will be going back to her roots: shooting free throws in her driveway.
Help! We’ve created a monster. My husband and I are now realizing that we’ve spoiled our son. We’ve given him everything he wants and treated him more like a grandchild than our own child. We …
The moles are back.
Some years we know through rainfall where our lawns are getting too much water and we need to work on our drainage. This year it is so dry and windy, we can learn a lot about our irrigation sy…
As Memorial Day approaches and many South Carolinians and visitors prepare to enjoy the lakes and other waterways across the state, a donation from the Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation wi…
The Mount Pleasant Community Arts Center and Two Blokes Brewing will present Jokes at Blokes at 8 p.m. on May 13 Two Blokes Brewing located at…
Charleston’s premiere Happy Hour concert series is back for its 21st season, taking place Friday evenings from May 6 to July 8. Party At The P…
The dolphins spotted breaching in Shem Creek or leaping in the Charleston Harbor are not just passing through – most of the dolphins are resid…
The Shem Creek Fisheries along with its Chics of the Sea, will be sponsoring a fundraising event on April 14 at the Mainland Container Kitchen…
Boone Hall Plantation supports the Long Point Schoolhouse project with the first phase of landscaping and a check for $100,000 as part of the two groups' partnership to turn the old schoolhouse into a cultural and education center for the community.
