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Charleston Continues to Rank High in Readers' Polls
Charleston won the number 2 spot among US cities in Conde Nast Traveler’s 2009 Readers’ Choice Awards. The rankings consider the best in travel, including cities, hotels and airlines. Cha… more →
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Charleston Continues to Rank High in Readers' Polls
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davelandry wrote 1 month ago: Charleston won the number 2 spot among US cities in Conde Nast Traveler’s 2009 Readers’ … more →
Efforts to Preserve Charleston Win National Recognition (Again)
Mary A. Sicard wrote 1 month ago: The National Trust for Historic Preservation presented its Preservation Honor Award to the Historic … more →
The Old South
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Traci Magnus wrote 2 months ago: 10 State Street, Charleston SC Charleston is steeped in history, but has evolved and changed over ti … more →
Did you know Charleston has the only tea plantation in America?
Kristin B. Walker wrote 5 months ago: Yes we do! Out in the wilds of Wadmalaw Island, 20 minutes from Downtown Charleston, we’ve got … more →
Our Top Ten Reasons to Visit Charleston this Summer
Traci Magnus wrote 5 months ago: The first “official” week of summer has just passed and the Charleston sun has been blazing, making … more →
The Charleston Art of Porch Sittin'
Kristin B. Walker wrote 5 months ago: Rain or shine, day or night, on the front or on the side, Charlestonians are experts in the fine art … more →
Lowcountry Livin' - Map of Downtown Charleston Areas that Flood When it Rains at High Tide
Kristin B. Walker wrote 8 months ago: It’s part of living in the Lowcountry. When the high tide and the heavy rain coincide – … more →
Two Charleston Neighborhoods to be Featured in University Study
Traci Magnus wrote 9 months ago: Many people come into The Real Estate Studio in downtown Charleston with 3 little words on their min … more →
Our Top Ten Reasons to Visit Charleston This Spring
Traci Magnus wrote 10 months ago: Now that the holidays are behind us and we have recovered from our reverie, let’s take quick l … more →
Wild Dunes Beaches
larrypierson wrote 1 year ago: The beach at Wild Dunes was completely restored this summer. From 53rd Avenue to Dewees Inlet approx … more →
Haunted Holy City
Traci Magnus wrote 1 year ago: In a city that has survived more than 300 years and the occasional war, fire, hurricane, and earthqu … more →
In Memory of Woody
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mccurdy444 wrote 1 year ago: The Charleston Low Country area is awash in golf courses for players at all levels, including the be … more →
Charleston's Waterfront Park is named one of America's 10 Great Public Spaces
Traci Magnus wrote 1 year ago: Yet another reason to love our fair city- Waterfront Park. This past Sunday, my family and I p … more →
The Taste of Charleston
celesteatthestudio wrote 1 year ago: The Greater Charleston Restaurant Association proudly presents the 28th Annual ” Taste of Char … more →
What gas shortage? Why Charleston has little to fear.
Traci Magnus wrote 1 year ago: I went to Asheville, NC on Sunday for what I thought would be a brief visit with my best friend. Be … more →
Charleston ranks high in "walkability"
Traci Magnus wrote 1 year ago: I know gas is getting cheaper, but it still isn’t “cheap.” By far the easiest, no … more →
