Faison Road News Today

Mount Pleasant has experienced a period of relative civility since a political upheaval that ushered in new leaders more skeptical of the towns rapid growth, particularly higher density development. Voters

The daughter of a council member running for re-election was injured in a car accident on Oct. 21.

Seven of the eight council candidates running for four open seats on Mount Pleasant’s governing body discussed their stances on infrastructure, cultural affairs and recreation during a Thursday evening candidate’s

The long-discussed and debated Faison Road property will likely retain a two-acre open space for public use, according to discussions during the Health, Recreation and Events Committee meeting on Oct.

Several candidates said traffic is the towns biggest concern. The majority said theyd like to see Town Council double down on its efforts to create more affordable housing, particularly for

The owner of The Vault plans to begin construction of his luxury car storage "motor condominiums" in the fall.

In a 7-2 vote, Mount Pleasant Town Council solidified the future of the $6.5 million Faison Road property purchased in 2021 at the governing bodys July 11 public meeting. After

The majority of Town Council members agreed on a design concept for the 38 acre-property they purchased in 2021 for more than $6.5 million, green-lighting the projects next phase.

The fate of Mount Pleasant’s $6.5 million Faison Road property is still murky. During a June 30 Economic Development Committee meeting, members suggested that developers go back to the drawing

Mount Pleasants decision two years ago to pay $6.5 million for 36 wooded acres off Faison Road near the Mount Pleasant Regional Airport was controversial, partly because there seemed to