Good morning, North Charleston.

Residents in historic Beefield continue to raise concerns over the approved Battery Island development on James Island as they worry about changing road access and limited communication (developers maintain the project meets all conditions for environmental and infrastructure safeguards).

Beefield community residents remain concerned about the proposed Battery Island development as they claim it threatens their rights.

Local discussions continue while community members push for clearer input on the project's impact.

Charleston County School District will require central office staff to serve in classrooms as substitutes and in other roles starting October, marking a first statewide program.

The initiative aims to save around ($250K) on substitutes while giving employees a firsthand view of classroom learning.

College career advisors at College of Charleston urge students to use campus resources (including Handshake) to explore internships and job shadowing opportunities now that classes are in session; early experience helps students plan their future careers.