Daniel Brownstein News Today

Recommendations to deny rezoning a 0.20-acre lot at Simmons Street and Rose Lane were recently supported by Mount Pleasant Town Council to help preserve local commercial space.

Mayor Will Haynie issued a proclamation on May 1 declaring May as Mental Health Awareness Month in the Town of Mount Pleasant. The proclamation acknowledges that mental health is critical

A controversial planning committee recommendation to add 100 attainable housing units at Carolina Park saw the Mount Pleasant Town Council sign off on the project at the governing body’s April

Mac Deford, a Democratic candidate looking to unseat Rep. Nancy Mace in South Carolina's 1st Congressional District, released his first round of endorsements fo

A ban on new apartments and condos in Mount Pleasant set to expire in March will likely last at least one more year or until the town’s zoning code is updated.

The Beach Reach is back.

A Mount Pleasant councilman is suing at least two of his constituents for conspiracy and malicious prosecution following a now-dismissed ethics investigation.

Mount Pleasant plans to build a sidewalk on part of Rifle Range Road. Residents worry it could cut into yards; the town pledged to mitigate property impacts.

The Mount Pleasant Town Council recently voted to reinstate an ordinance to extend the municipalitys Building Permit Allocation System (BPAS) — after turning down two proposed amendments to the code

Antisemitic messages have once again surfaced in Mount Pleasant.