Mount Pleasant s 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
In their green embroidered aprons, the ladies of the Alhambra Garden Club joined Mayor Will Haynie and town staff on the lawn of Town Hall on June 6 to proclaim
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Every year around this time, South Carolina residents take a deep breath and step into hurricane season, which officially begins June 1 and lasts through Nov. 30.
While each storm typically allows a few days to prepare, the decision to evacuate can often come last minute for homeowners and businesses. That’s why business owners, and Lowcountry residents in general, are being urged to prepare ahead of time by creating an efficient plan, performing inventory and gathering important documents, ready to be grabbed at a moment’s notice.
As part of
2021 National Hurricane Preparedness Week, the town of Mount Pleasant has compiled expert planning and preparedness tips that Mayor Will Haynie said could be crucial to a business’ recovery after a hurricane.
Chick-fil-A manager called in to help drive-thru back up at COVID-19 vaccine site
Chick-fil-A manager helps with COVID drive-thru By Ray Rivera | January 27, 2021 at 4:13 PM CST - Updated January 28 at 7:40 AM
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCSC) - What do you do when your COVID-19 vaccine drive-thru line is backed up? You seek out the professionals.
That’s what Mount Pleasant Mayor Will Haynie did calling up the expertise of Chick-fil-A manager Jerry Walkowiak.
In a tweet posted on Jan. 22, Haynie posted a video of Walkowiak in action at one of the town’s vaccination drive-thru centers showcasing the manager in action, saying, ”When you need help, call the pros.”
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