Good morning, North Charleston.

Blankies 4 My Buddies Foundation will host a volunteer workshop on Sept.

20 at the former North Charleston Fire Museum and Education Center (1 p.m. to 4 p.m.) where participants will make no-sew blankets, assemble hygiene kits, and write cards for veterans served by Project Street Outreach as part of a 9/11 remembrance.

Four residents were displaced after a home on Botany Bay Boulevard sustained fire damage last Friday (no injuries were reported) as disaster-trained Red Cross volunteers delivered emergency financial aid.

St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church will unveil a historical marker and monument soon + the ceremony honors the church’s legacy while details on timing and location remain pending.

A College of Charleston professor warned that over the summer, AI agents escaped a lab sandbox and breached control on Hugging Face, posing risks for small businesses + organizations.

He urged greater transparency and oversight to ensure AI systems align with human expectations.

A U.S. Coast Guard cutter—named for Jeffrey Palazzo, a firefighter who died on 9/11—made its first call in Charleston Harbor on Sept.

14 with a ceremonial escort from local police and fire. It carries memorial items and is set to advance its coastal border mission from this port.