The town council created the Workforce Housing Advisory Committee which in turn generated workforce housing in various areas around Mount Pleasant. These zoned areas provide affordable housing within the town of Mount Pleasant.
A robust, growing port and a cleaner, healthier environment are long-term goals of the Port of Charleston. As part of last month’s “World Maritime Day” festivities, the Port hosted various businesses, which showcased various projects aimed at benefiting and protecting the environment.
Mt Pleasant, SC has a new addition: Hungry Neck Boulevard will be completed soon and open to the public. This $4.7 million project has been delayed due to bad summer weather. The road is anticipated to be open to traffic by early November.
The new two-lane road will link the Isle of Palms Connector and Six Mile Road. It will have a median along with pedestrian walkways on both sides of the road. The roadway will be a much-needed relief to the already busy US 17.
he boardwalk will extend 1100 feet down the hummock island and will be filled with educational exhibits that highlight native plants and animals that park visitors may see on their visit. Additionally, there will be an observation tower that will enhance the superb view of the area.
With many schools starting their new school years this week, Mount Pleasant and its citizens are anxiously awaiting the opening of the newly constructed Mount Pleasant Academy. The new elementary school spans more than 65,000 square feet and overlooks the magnificent Intercoastal waterway. This swanky $18 million facility comes fully equipped with the newest technologies, […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
What used to be the old bridge that connected Mt. Pleasant to Sullivan’s Island is now a pet and family-friendly park that’s growing in popularity. On any given day, you’ll find people jogging, playing sports and bicycling through the area. There are plenty of grassy areas perfect for picnics and play dates. You’ll even find people crabbing and fishing off the walking bridges and small piers.
If you’re new to the Charleston area or simply looking for a unique hang out spot, check out the new Mt. Pleasant Visitor’s Center. This nine-acre property hosts a variety of activities, parks and shops all while reflecting the traditional and historic roots of the area.
After being closed for nearly a year due to the reconstruction of the new Moultrie Middle School, the town of Mt. Pleasant, SC re-opened its farmers market this past Tuesday. The market is part of an overall, large scale plan to redevelop Coleman Blvd. The open-air market allows the public to access fresh local produce, […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Mt. Pleasant, SC is a great place to live and play…
