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Teacher Care Club Hosts TeacherFest 2026 in North Charleston to Provide Wellness Resources for Educators

Teacher Care Club Hosts TeacherFest 2026 in North Charleston to Provide Wellness Resources for Educators

The Charleston-based nonprofit Teacher Care Club organized "TeacherFest 2026" on Saturday in North Charleston, South Carolina. This free community event was specifically designed to offer mental health and wellness resources to local educators. The festival featured a variety of activities, including wellness workshops led by local professionals, DIY tables, vendor booths, food trucks, live music, and giveaways. Sara Toppe, a full-time fourth-grade teacher and the founder of Teacher Care Club, stated that the primary goal of the event was to foster community connection and provide opportunities for self-care among teachers. Toppe emphasized the organization's mission to support teachers' health and wellness, enabling them to recharge after dedicating significant time and effort to their students and communities. The nonprofit has been active in the Lowcountry area for several years, aiming to address the well-being needs of educators.

South Carolina Pecan Festival Generates Significant Economic Impact in Florence

South Carolina Pecan Festival Generates Significant Economic Impact in Florence

Thousands of attendees gathered in downtown Florence, South Carolina, for the annual South Carolina Pecan Music and Food Festival. This year's event featured 280 vendors, including 70 food vendors, and a classic car show showcasing over 130 vehicles. Organizers anticipate the festival will generate nearly $3 million in economic impact for the local area. The festival, which has been running for over two decades, is recognized by organizers as the world's largest pecan festival. Car enthusiasts, such as James Holmes from Darlington, displayed their vehicles, with Holmes aiming for a factory-fresh appearance for his car. Chaka Turner, owner of Nourishment Skin Care, participated for the first time, seeking to expand her business's reach. The event provided opportunities for local businesses, live entertainment, and community engagement, solidifying its status as a fall tradition.

Penske Logistics Offers $10,000 Sign-On Bonus for Class A or B Yard Truck Drivers

Penske Logistics Offers $10,000 Sign-On Bonus for Class A or B Yard Truck Drivers

Penske Logistics Offers $10,000 Sign-On Bonus for Class A or B Yard Truck Drivers

Allied Universal Seeks Security Officer for Access Control in Rogers, Minnesota

Allied Universal Seeks Security Officer for Access Control in Rogers, Minnesota

Allied Universal Seeks Security Officer for Access Control in Rogers, Minnesota

South Carolina Man Arrested for Leaving Child Unattended for Pokémon Card Release

South Carolina Man Arrested for Leaving Child Unattended for Pokémon Card Release

John-Michael Dooley, 35, of Johns Island, South Carolina, was arrested in Charleston after allegedly leaving his 6-year-old daughter asleep outside a Target store. The incident occurred early Friday morning as customers gathered overnight for the release of a new Pokémon trading card set, 'Mega Evolution — Delta Reign.' Charleston police responded to the West Ashley store around 2:30 a.m. after receiving a report of an unattended child. Witnesses informed police that Dooley had provided his daughter with a pillow and blanket before leaving her in line sometime after 1 a.m. After approximately an hour, concerned customers contacted authorities. Upon Dooley's return, witnesses identified him, leading to his arrest. He reportedly admitted to detectives that he had gone home, leaving his daughter to hold his place in line for the card release. The child was found unharmed and was subsequently placed in emergency protective custody with the South Carolina Department of Social Services. Dooley faces charges of u...

Dad left 6-year-old at Target to hold place in line for Pokémon cards, police say

Dad left 6-year-old at Target to hold place in line for Pokémon cards, police say

A South Carolina father was arrested after allegedly leaving his 6-year-old daughter alone outside Target to hold his place in line for Pokémon cards.

North Charleston Police Arrest Teen for Unlawful Firearm Possession After K-9 Unit Locates Discarded Weapon

North Charleston Police Arrest Teen for Unlawful Firearm Possession After K-9 Unit Locates Discarded Weapon

A 15-year-old male was arrested in North Charleston, South Carolina, on Wednesday after police found a handgun he allegedly discarded while fleeing officers. North Charleston police responded to a report of someone pointing a gun at juveniles at the Appian Way Apartments. An officer observed the teen moving away from two females and attempted to speak with him, at which point the teen fled towards the complex's pool area. During the pursuit, officers noted the teen repeatedly reaching into his pants and observed a bulge in his right pocket, leading to concerns he was armed. Although the teen was taken into custody without incident, an initial search did not yield a weapon. Suspecting the weapon had been discarded during the chase, officers deployed a K-9 unit. A police dog subsequently located a handgun hidden in a straw-covered wooded area among bushes. The firearm was found with one round in the chamber and seven rounds in the magazine. The teen has been charged with unlawful possession of a firearm by a...

Watch Texas A&M's hype video before facing No. 21 South Carolina

Watch Texas A&M's hype video before facing No. 21 South Carolina

Here is Texas A&M weekly "hype" video before the Aggies face No. 21 South Carolina on the road in Week 10.

Valvoline Instant Oil Change Seeks Assistant Service Center Managers, Offering Career Advancement and Comprehensive Benefits

Valvoline Instant Oil Change Seeks Assistant Service Center Managers, Offering Career Advancement and Comprehensive Benefits

Valvoline Instant Oil Change Seeks Assistant Service Center Managers, Offering Career Advancement and Comprehensive Benefits

South Carolina Flags Lowered to Half-Staff in Honor of Former College of Charleston President Alex Sanders

South Carolina Flags Lowered to Half-Staff in Honor of Former College of Charleston President Alex Sanders

Flags across South Carolina were ordered to be flown at half-staff on Thursday in memory of Alexander Sanders Jr., the former president of the College of Charleston. Sanders passed away in October. His distinguished career included service in both the South Carolina House and Senate, as well as holding the position of chief judge of the state Court of Appeals. The directive mandates that flags remain at half-staff until sunset on Thursday. This gesture is a traditional mark of respect and mourning for prominent public figures who have significantly contributed to the state. The order reflects Sanders' extensive public service and his impact on both the legal and educational sectors within South Carolina.

Disney Experiences Seeks Experienced Cook 1 for Aulani Resort in Kapolei, Hawaii

Disney Experiences Seeks Experienced Cook 1 for Aulani Resort in Kapolei, Hawaii

Disney Experiences Seeks Experienced Cook 1 for Aulani Resort in Kapolei, Hawaii

Social media reacts to Texas A&M's 17-9 loss to South Carolina

Social media reacts to Texas A&M's 17-9 loss to South Carolina

Texas A&M failed to score a touchdown in a 17-9 loss to South Carolina, sparking frustration and reactions across social media.