Columbia SC

Locals know to grab a map at the visitor center before wandering the historic streets. The Revolutionary War sites and antebellum homes are best explored on foot. It’s a tip that saves you from missing hidden gems tucked between oak-lined avenues.

You step off the bus and notice a quiet waterfront park buzzing with families and joggers, the air filled with the salty scent of marshland. A horse-drawn carriage clops by, its driver waving at locals who seem to know everyone. This small-town charm hits you immediately, with historic homes lining the streets and Spanish moss dangling from ancient oaks.

You step off the bus and notice a quiet waterfront park buzzing with families and joggers, the air filled with the salty scent of marshland. A horse-drawn carriage clops by, its driver waving at locals who seem to know everyone. This small-town...

You step off the bus and notice a group of locals chatting outside a cozy café, their laughter mixing with the clink of coffee cups. A horse-drawn carriage clops by, and the air carries a faint scent of pine from nearby woods. It’s a small-town scene that feels welcoming, like you’ve stumbled into a friend’s neighborhood.

A Friendly Guide to Abbeville, South Carolina Ever wondered what it’s like to sip coffee in a town where history feels alive? Picture a cozy café on a brick-lined square, with locals swapping stories about Civil War days. It’s...

I walked into a cozy spot that smelled like warm chocolate and fresh coffee, instantly feeling like I’d found a hidden gem. This place is all about indulgence—desserts that make your mouth water and drinks that feel like a hug in a glass. It’s the kind of spot where you can end a long day with a smile, digging into a slice of pie or sipping something sweet.

If you’re in the mood for hearty Italian food with all the old-world charm, there’s one spot that delivers an experience as satisfying as the food. From the moment you walk in, the sounds of soft music and the smell of garlic and herbs hit you like a warm hug. It’s the kind of place where every detail feels like it’s been thoughtfully crafted.

That’s exactly how I felt during my visit to one of Charleston’s most buzzed-about seafood spots. From the very first slurp of a briny oyster to the last forkful of creamy dessert, it felt less like a meal and more like a celebration of the sea.

COLUMBIA, S.C. - Nearly 200 runners took part in an ultra marathon in Columbia this weekend, testing their physical and mental abilities. Among the...

COLUMBIA, S.C. - It's Black History Month, and one South Carolina Midlands organization is using this month to continue educating people about the Civil...