Microsoft planning to build fewer data centers at sprawling Mount Pleasant campus
Microsoft is planning to build fewer data centers at its sprawling complex in Mount Pleasant.
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SC heads to polls on Nov. 3. Oral history project focuses on Mount Pleasant’s Black community.
Here’s what’s happening around the Lowcountry. Election Day is Nov. 3. Find your sample ballot and polling place before you vote. Plus, a West Ashley Circle development was rejected by a city board.
AT&T outage hits Mount Pleasant after contractor causes fiber cut
AT&T crews repaired a fiber cut caused by a third-party contractor, which disrupted internet service to parts of Mount Pleasant.
All lanes of Rifle Range Road open in Mount Pleasant after cut natural gas line secured
All lanes of Rifle Range Road have reopened after crews repaired an accidentally severed natural gas line Oct. 29.
Historic ship to be moved in Charleston. Plus, South Carolina colleges recognized for their beauty.
In today’s news briefing, read about the need to relocate a World War II era ship at Patriots Point, a ranking of the most beautiful colleges and frustration over construction work in Mount Pleasant.
Mount Pleasant neighbors say cars, fences damaged during sidewalk work near Mathis Ferry Road
Neighbors on Von Kolnitz Road in Mount Pleasant say a sidewalk and stormwater drainage project left cars damaged and flooding persisted over the summer during construction.
North Sanpete High School theater department wins top honors at Utah Shakespeare Festival
MOUNT PLEASANT — North Sanpete High School’s theater department earned top honors at the 49th annual High School Shakespeare Competition, capturing first-place Sweepstakes in its division and winning sev...
Pumpkin spill could impact local nonprofit donations, Mount Pleasant church says
The pumpkin spill off the Ravenel Bridge last week resulted in less pumpkins at Hibben United Methodist Church, which donates proceeds from its pumpkin patch to local nonprofits.
Coal, colouring-in and classrooms: Hunter Valley mine’s push into schools
The operator of the Mount Pleasant mine near Muswellbrook says its goal is to influence the school curriculum.
Leaf Watch 2026: Fall color increasing in North Georgia mountains
Fall colors are spreading across North Georgia, and a pleasant weekend forecast is expected to give visitors a chance to enjoy the changing leaves, scenic drives and seasonal festivals.
Dead, sick birds turn up across Mount Pleasant now, raising more avian flu concerns
Officials are investigating reports of dead and sick birds in Mount Pleasant after suspected bird flu deaths at a North Charleston pond.
Prep volleyball: BHS sweeps Mount Pleasant, sets up rematch with No. 12 Grinnell
The general election ballot in Burlington on November 3 won’t just include candidates for public office.
Find one of Charleston’s best crab dishes at a suburban strip center supper club
Bertie’s Kitchen serves Sri Lankan food weekly in Mount Pleasant. Since its 2025 debut, the pop-up has become known for its crab curry.
Mount Pleasant bookstore gets nod as one of most beautiful in US
The Archive in Mount Pleasant earned a nod as one of the most “aesthetic” in the US by Opulist. Plus, Palmetto Moon announces the opening date for its King Street store.
‘Expanding the magic of play’: Wonder Works toy store nearly doubles its Mount Pleasant location
Wonder Works owner Elizabeth “Schnookie” Darby said the recent expansion of the Belle Hall storefront nearly doubled the size of the beloved toy store in Mount Pleasant.
Democrat Christina Bohannan calls for restoring trust in government in third run
Democratic candidate for Iowa's 1st Congressional District Christina Bohannan listens to business leaders in Mount Pleasant Sept. 22, 2026.
Mount Pleasant has 3 Statehouse races on Election Day. Here’s who’s on the ballot.
Here’s who is on the ballot for Mount Pleasant’s Statehouse races on November 3.
Mount Pleasant leaders can’t agree on path forward for Faison Road land. Asks public for help
Five years after purchasing it, Mount Pleasant leaders still haven’t figured out what to do with 38 undeveloped acres on Faison Road. Now, they’re turning to their constituents for ideas.
H & R Sweet Shop, a fixture in Mount Pleasant's Old Village, closes after 81 years
The second oldest business in Mount Pleasant will serve its last customer on Oct. 14. H & R Sweet Shop on Royall Avenue first opened in 1945.
Editorial: Unlicensed charters pose risk to our waterways. It's time to reel them in.
Mount Pleasant wants to crack down on unlicensed charter boats, which pose a danger to its waterways. The solution is a good reminder for the rest of state to step up the job of monitoring boats.
Mount Pleasant police kick in apartment door after hearing woman scream for help
Body camera footage shared by town police showed officers arriving at an apartment door at about 2:40 a.m., kicking it in and subduing a man who had been attacking a woman moments earlier.
Conveyor belt sushi restaurant opens in Mount Pleasant. Plus, how you can watch the SpaceX launch.
In today’s news briefing, read about a new conveyor belt sushi restaurant, an upcoming SpaceX launch, forecasts for this winter and more.
Conveyor belt sushi restaurant opens in Mount Pleasant. Here's what to expect.
Enthusiasm for the restaurant, which debuted in September, can be attributed to the conveyor belt curling through the dining room, carrying bluefin tuna nigiri, sushi rolls, dumplings and more.
James Island, Shem Creek projects get funding, Park Circle exhibit honors artists with disabilities
This week’s roundup of Charleston-area news includes details on a stormwater improvement project in James Island, a dredging project in Mount Pleasant and roadway work in Goose Creek.