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Everyone’s excited about football season but South Carolina residents are probably a bit more so. We’ve got some great teams here and whether you’ve got Direct Star TV or you have to catch what you can on basic cable you’ve got to check out the best SC teams
Gamecocks: The University of South Carolina has long had a great program and with Steve Spurrior still at the helm (more…)

The Palmetto State is not just a place it is a way of life, filled with an assortment of qualities from every corner of the state. Its viewpoints initiated the state-s historical firsts; declaration of independence from England, succession from the Union and the Civil War-s first shot fired. Reasons to visit are the magnificent coastlines and marshes, interior flatlands and majestic mountain ranges offering lifestyle sports activities from hiking, whitewater rafting and sandy beaches. No matter where you chose to live or visit the Palmetto State has the hospitality that past, (more…)

Job opportunities in the Palmetto State range from electrical employment, with a company such as General Electric, to hospitality. Many restaurants and hotels centered among touristy areas within the state provide employment. Average hourly wages in South Carolina is 17.81 which equals out to around 37,000 per year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Major metropolitan areas in South Carolina see the most growth and opportunities. Top cities for employment include Columbia, Greenville and Charleston. Rural areas offer employment in farming communities that grow crops such as tobacco. Tobacco farmers provide employment for country dwellers throughout the (more…)

Anyone who is thinking about moving to South Carolina should give it some serious consideration. Not only is this a beautiful area to relocate in, the cost of living is great and wonderful housing opportunities are available all over the state. The summers can be warm with high humidity, but a day at the ocean will take care of that. The beaches are some of the best and visitors and locals alike love to swim, play in the sand and enjoy family time in the cool breeze of the Atlantic ocean.

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The beautiful state of South Carolina is home to melodic southern accents, shrimp and grits, and palmetto-lined beaches. The Palmetto State has a lot to offer for everyone. A satisfying trip to South Carolina should include tours of the state’s historic towns, uncontaminated beaches, and charming state parks.

As you step off your plane, explore the city of Charleston. Begin your day at a hip diner that serves surprisingly savory menu items such as The Mess. This (more…)

South Carolina is a popular tourist’s attractions. One of the many reason that people want to visit this state is because of the good food. Some of the restaurants that have been named as one of the best places to eat in South Carolina include: The Humble Crumb, BBQ Barn, New Moon Cafe’ and Atami Express. The HumbleCrumb is an Italian restaurant that is located in Georgetown, SC. Eighty-nine percent of people who tried this restaurant liked and would recommend it to others. The cost of an entree’ is around 10 (more…)

Take a trip with the family to South Carolina and see what you’ve been missing. Take your pick from different accommodations including hotel sand even bed and breakfasts; your stay will be memorable. There are many things to do here in South Carolina including:

Ride South Carolina’s hottest new coaster The Intimidator
Visit South Carolina’s famous Farmer’s Market
Visit the Hampton Plantation House Museum
Take in a local festival

There are lots of beautiful beaches to just while away the hours and how (more…)

One of the best ways to see the Charlestown, South Carolina, peninsula area is on foot. Visitors will want to park at Charleston’s Waterfront Park, where they can use telescopes to observe Patriot’s Point, and also see many large Navy and cruise ships waiting to embark on their journeys. Visitors can enjoy splashing in the two large water fountains that are in the 12 acre park. Others sit on the bench swings, large enough to hold four people, while enjoying the breeze off the harbor.
Continuing on a walking tour of Charlestown, venture east (more…)