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MUSC received about $4.2M to expand telehealth services, which will improve digital care access for area residents.

The funding will support broader efforts to boost remote health options statewide.

Chicora Elementary second graders received new bikes and helmets today (provided by local sponsors) to promote safe riding during school; the initiative aims to boost active play and safety on campus.

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources and the Ashley Scenic River Advisory Council are asking residents to share feedback on a new management plan for the Ashley River.

The online survey is open through Oct. 31 to help shape future plans.

Demolition on hold for a local 1890s chapel follows a secret permit that sparked community outcry; officials are reviewing plans as residents await further details.

Local officials are asking residents to offer input on the Ashley Scenic River management plan to guide future conservation and access improvements.

Details on how to submit feedback will be provided soon.

A local middle school launches Squad Games (a program to boost attendance) to engage students with interactive challenges and improve classroom participation.

On Sept. 22, 1989, Hurricane Hugo struck the Lowcountry causing severe flooding, 35 deaths, and over 3,000 homes destroyed — 37 years later, locals remember its historic impact.

Town officials warned residents today about a scam using fake Planning Department emails to request money — they advise verifying any suspicious messages by calling town offices directly.

The warning follows reports of impersonators using official language and public records.