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.
Interested in war history? The USS Laffey, a World War II destroyer ship, has retired in Charleston. This ship who’s fondly referred to as “the ship that would not die” was moved from the Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum on Charleston Harbor up the Cooper River to a dry-dock in North Charleston.
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…
It looks like the real-estate market is beginning to repair its foundation. Here are answers to some question, courtesy of the Associated Press. Q: What’s the best way to find out about first-time homebuyer programs that offer financial assistance? A: A good place to start is the Web site of the U.S. Department of Housing […] ↓ 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.
