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North Charleston Police highlighted mental health awareness at Faith in Blue today — a local event aimed at teaching residents about wellness resources.

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Tidewater, a new social club at 2201 Mechanic St., opened in North Charleston in August and offers golf simulators, pickleball courts, meeting spaces and a full bar.

The club plans to expand soon by adding a discounted gym for members after reaching 400 sign-ups.

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Local group Save The Light held a birthday bash on Oct. 18 at Bowen's Island Restaurant to honor the 150-year legacy of Morris Island Lighthouse — a historic landmark that has battled coastal erosion since its first light on Oct. 1, 1875.

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The College of Charleston received a $1.5 million federal grant to launch a three-year partnership with local K-12 educators on American history and civics.

Led by Jason Coy and Brian Lanahan, the initiative will equip teachers with research-based tools to promote civil discourse in classrooms.

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South Carolina governor’s race has entered a two-week sprint as candidates ramp up campaign events and debates, intensifying efforts to connect with voters statewide.

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North Charleston recovered several dead geese and ducks at Quarterman’s Pond amid a suspected bird flu outbreak.

The city advises pet owners (especially backyard poultry keepers) to leave dead birds undisturbed and will update guidance as it investigates the situation.

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The Stingrays began their season 2-0 with a 5-1 win over the Jacksonville Icemen on Friday and a 4-3 overtime victory against the Greenville Swamp Rabbits on Saturday.

The team will host Emo Night at the North Charleston Coliseum — on Friday, Oct. 30 at 7:05 p.m.

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