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• Upscale Consignment Sale for Women & Teens: VIP Pre-sale | Wednesday, May 8 | 6-9 p.m. | Striped Pig Distillery, 2225 Old School Rd., Ste. A, North Charleston | $20 | Join the pre-sale to start a four-day shopping spree — admission is free Thursday through Sunday.
• Western Night | Wednesday, May 8 | 6-10 p.m. | The Watch Rooftop, 75 Wentworth St., Charleston | Free | Round up your friends for a night of rodeo-style line dancing, a live DJ, and themed cocktail specials.

• Toddler Goat Yoga | Thursday, May 9 | 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. | Flowertown Charm, 225 Stallsville Rd., Summerville | $25 | Goats roam, cuddle, and play, while your toddler explores kid-friendly yoga poses.
• Fins and Froth | Thursday, May 9 | 4-6 p.m. | Holy City Brewing, 1021 Aragon Ave., North Charleston | $40 | Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a newcomer, learn and connect with fellow fly-fishing enthusiasts.
• Mother’s Day Candle Making | Thursday, May 9 | 6-7 p.m. | Charleston Candle Co., 218 Saint Philip St., Charleston | $55 | Grab your mom or the mom figure in your life and join this class for a fun evening of candle-making.

• Introduction to bookbinding | Friday, May 10 | 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. | The Charleston Library Society, 164 King St., Charleston | $275-$325 | Learn the art of hand bookbinding and walk away with your very own journal.
• Sounds on the Square Concert | Friday, May 10 | 7-9 p.m. | Hutchinson Square, 102 S. Main St., Summerville | Free | Join the Town of Summerville for this concert series + enjoy The Smalls Experience.

1. Reside in an eligible county
2. Graduate from a public high school (charter schools included)
3. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and receive a Pell Grant
4. Earn a SC LIFE or Palmetto Fellows Scholarship
5. Plan to attend one of the 17 eligible South Carolina colleges

• Safety is top of mind for city leaders. Yesterday afternoon, Mayor Cogswell and Police Chief Walker announced plans for additional checkpoints to stop impaired drivers. This is the newest addition to the King Street Safety Initiative. The plan was developed with business owners, state police, and the city’s police and fire departments. (WCSC)

• Town leaders and longshoremen discussed the possibility of building a cruise terminal in Mount Pleasant. At the end of this year, ships will no longer be allowed to dock at the port downtown. Currently, state law prohibits cargo or passenger-related vessels from using Patriots Point. See why some support the move while others oppose it. (WCBD)

• State officials plan to temporarily close Deveaux Bank, near Seabrook Island during nesting season. This is an area where pelicans, whimbrels, and other coastal birds flock. Conservation groups say the area is fragile and human activity in the area would disrupt the bird sanctuary. (The Post and Courier)

• Last night, Charleston County officials met to discuss the results of recent traffic studies and ways to improve the Highway 78 corridor. If you were not able to attend, you can still share your thoughts and ideas with the team. (WCIV)

• Calling all bibliophiles. Mark your calendar for Tuesday, June 4, for a reading party at babas on meeting. Inspired by Reading Rhythms, this event aims to make it easy for people to gather, connect, and read socially. Tickets are on sale now.

• The International African American Museum elected Grady L. Crosby as its new board chair. Crosby says, “I look forward to building upon the foundation created by so many in this community who envisioned the success of this project.” (Holy City Sinner)

• Yesterday, we celebrated some local educators for Teacher Appreciation Week. But did you know it’s also National Nurses Week? So, we’d like to give a huge shout-out to all the nurses and nursing students in the Holy City. Thanks for all that you do.

• Dr. Juliette Walker was named the Woman of the Year and honored for supporting Make-A-Wish SC. The Lowcountry W.I.S.H. Society’s collective efforts have ensured at least 14 Lowcountry children’s wishes will be granted. In SC, ~400 children are waiting for a wish, and 70 live in the Lowcountry.

• $40,000. That’s how much the Charleston Parks Conservancy raised at its Picnic for the Park fundraiser on Sunday, April 28. The funds will support ongoing efforts in creating horticulture and programming in 24 public parks in the Charleston area.

• It’s turtle time. A team that tracks sea turtle nests has found Kiawah Island’s first of the year. The team says they found loggerhead turtle eggs ~26 miles south of downtown. Loggerhead, green, leatherbacks, and Kemp’s ridleys are the four sea turtle species found in SC. (WCSC)

• Purple Carrot delivers plant-based meals right to your door. This month’s chef-prepared meal kits are spring-themed + filled with seasonal ingredients (think: Super Greens Fried Rice with Peanut Drizzle).*