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Roper Saint Francis to build new medical facility in Mount Pleasant, SC, after securing property tax exemption for contaminated site cleanup. The three-story facility will offer specialized services, addressing the growing healthcare needs of the community.

First responders in Charleston, South Carolina, brought holiday cheer to patients at MUSC Shawn Jenkins Childrens Hospital with their annual Good Night Lights event. This heartwarming tradition, which started in 2020, involves police officers, firefighters, and other emergency personnel gathering outside the hospital to flash lights to the children inside. The event draws participants from across the Lowcountry and offers a much-needed distraction for children facing difficult health challenges, especially during the holiday season. The Good Night Lights will continue to spread cheer three more times this year, with the final event promising a very special guest.

New details emerge in Horry County police departments internal investigations involving four officers and a former spokesperson. Mikayla Moskov admits to a single sexual interaction with Sergeant Torry Lewis, while Investigator Kelsey Manemeit details her discomfort with former Deputy County Administrator Randy Websters behavior. Webster acknowledges boundaries crossed and cheek kisses, claiming they were with permission. Manemeit and Moskov file a lawsuit against the department and county, alleging retaliation, sexual harassment, and forced resignations.

Jada Sandersons Family Demands Justice: Unarmed Woman Shot and Killed in Robeson County, North Carolina The community of Robeson County is mourning the tragic death of Jada Sanderson, a 23-year-old woman shot and killed early Sunday morning. Her sisters, Selena Brooks and Tamara Sanderson, are calling for accountability and justice, questioning why no charges have been filed against a person of interest identified by authorities. Jada was unarmed and posed no threat, her family claims. The investigation is ongoing, with follow-up interviews and evidence review planned. The sisters urge anyone with information to contact the Sheriffs Office.

Marcus McGirt, the new mayor of Latta, South Carolina, has been elected with a landslide victory, marking a historic moment for the town. With a deep sense of gratitude, McGirt, who has a history of public service, has promised to lead with integrity, transparency, and compassion. His victory is not only a personal dream come true but also a powerful statement of hope for the community, especially for young people.

Downtown Charlestons King Street is bustling with holiday cheer, as businesses like Prohibition transform into winter wonderlands for the season. With a significant uptick in visitors, the area is experiencing a vibrant energy, and unique holiday shopping experiences abound. Prohibitions Sipping Santa pop-up is a prime example of the citys festive spirit, drawing larger crowds and contributing to King Streets steady growth in foot traffic.

The Philip Simmons Foundation launches a community-driven preservation project in Charleston, SC. The workshop cleanup at Simmons historic property is the first step in safeguarding his legacy. Despite registration closure, the event aims to foster community involvement and honor Simmons deep connection with Charleston.

Underground Chucks, a new restaurant in Charleston, celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event featured remarks, raffle prizes, and appetizer tastings. The restaurant donated $2,500 to the Boys and Girls Club of the Crescent Region, emphasizing their commitment to community support. Underground Chucks offers a menu of handhelds, flatbreads, and burgers, with happy hour specials and online ordering. The restaurant is open from 11 AM to 10 PM Sunday through Thursday, and until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, making it a great new spot for dining and community support.