Ralph Mancini is a News Editor at Moultrie News in Mount Pleasant, SC. He covers a diverse range of topics including urban design, transportation policy, and health news, with a particular focus on regional interests and world news. Ralph's work has been featured in News Of Orange County, Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, and The Post and Courier.
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Join the 88 Club during their next early-bird meeting Oct. 21 at Sunrise Bistro in Mount Pleasant.
Loads of attendees were on hand despite stormy conditions on Oct. 10 for the annual Veterans Reunion at Patriots Point. USS Yorktown Veterans entertained the masses with firsthand stories about life and service aboard the historic aircraft carrier. In addition to chatting with the retired military members, people had a chance to get up close and personal with a F4F "Wildcat" World War II carrier fighter and an AD "Skyraider" attack bomber deployed in the Korean War. Other attractions included a Battle of Midway exhibit and the Patriots Point Medal of Honor Museum.
By: Ralph Mancini
Mount Pleasant Town Council's 6-2 vote to forgo an outright denial of a proposal for 87 townhomes and retail at 1176 Porchers Bluff Road was followed by the group authorizing further revisions from their planning committee.
By: Ralph Mancini
Pain is often on the menu when Dr. Alex Boggs treats one of her several patients at Infinite Chiropractic in Mount Pleasant, but the services don't stop there.
Ongoing discussion on how to handle prospective data centers potentially entering Mount Pleasant was recently tackled by town council, as lawmakers put a hold on the computer storage facilties.
People exiting the Ravenel Bridge onto Coleman Boulevard during the early afternoon hours of Oct. 15 were held up by a damaged 18-wheel tractor trailer with several pumpkins spilling out on both sides of the road. The pumpkin truck reportedly collided with a long-hanging tree limb, which ripped the trailer apart. Mount Pleasant Police were on the scene to help drivers navigate through the spillage.
A total of 12 established professionals and three student finalists will be vying for a share of up to $2 million dollars as part of the second annual Catalyst by Beemok competition.
Join the 88 Club during their next early-bird meeting on Nov. 4 at Sunrise Bistro in Mount Pleasant.
By: Ralph Mancini
In recognition of the 50th anniversary of the Miriam Brown Community Center, Mount Pleasant locals, former residents and others from near and far gathered to honor the historic lot that once served as Laing School founded in 1866.
Isle of Palms Marina parking improvements outside Islander 71 Fish House & Bar were given the go-ahead by Isle of Palms lawmakers during their Oct. 27 council meeting. The work will include removing and relocating the current dumpster enclosure, and replacing it with a newly-constructed 700-foot long, 6-foot long bike path. The trail will reportedly connect the multi-use path to the public dock.
