There’s a spring break spot in the Carolinas for every type of traveler — Here’s where you should go
Looking for the perfect spring break spot? The Carolinas have everything from quiet escapes to lively beach towns — find your ...
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New single-family villas open at Johns Island housing community
The attached, single-family homes are located in Hayes, Park, Johns Island’s only pedestrian community, the release stated.
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Wondering when you’ll start seeing alligators in SC again in 2025? It may be sooner than you think
Once the temperature gets below 70 degrees Fahrenheit, alligators go through what is referred to as brumation, where they ...
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The Massive Antique Store In South Carolina That’ll Make Your Treasure-Hunting Dreams Come True
Old Mill Antique Mall in West Columbia is a dream come true for antique lovers and bargain hunters alike! Ladies and ...
'It’s part of the culture': How the CCC built the foundation for SC’s state park system
SC's 47 state parks were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps, a Great Depression-era work initiative. Such parks include ...
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Sea Island Habitat for Humanity celebrates new home for Johns Island family
The Sea Island Habitat for Humanity is holding a special Key Ceremony, celebrating the completion of a new home for a Johns ...
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6 Massive Thrift Stores In South Carolina That’ll Make Your Bargain-Hunting Dreams Come True
The parking lot is a mix of sensible sedans and SUVs, all driven by savvy shoppers ready to dive into the treasure trove ...
SC agencies considering 800 acres in upcoming conservation projects
State officials are considering an undeveloped barrier island, an expanded heritage preserve, and a new dove hunting field to ...
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Are trophy hunters killing too many of SC’s giant gators? Wildlife agency concerned
South Carolina’s largest alligators may be in jeopardy as hunting for trophy animals continues. The overall gator population is stable, but state officials worry about the big ones.