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Charleston Wine + Food Festival 2010

Always a favorite during the spring season in Charleston, the 5th annual BB&T Charleston Wine + Food festival starts tomorrow, March 4th and continues through this weekend. The festival brings national and regional attention to the Charleston food
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Southern Living loves Charleston [again]

... and I love Southern Living. Charleston graces the cover of another Southern Living this month. Charleston is highlighted in a majority of Southern Living issues every year and usually captures one or two covers each year. This year is no exception
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It did snow ... in Charleston

... and snowmageddon finally arrives in the South. Waking up to 5 inches of fresh snow this morning, this is the first snow we've ever seen since we moved to Charleston in 2001 and apparently this is the first time it has snowed since 2000 (a little

In this crazy winter, could it actually snow today in Charleston

It's all the buzz around town. Could it actually snow today in Charleston. Anything from flurries to an inch or two are predicted. And as anyone who lives here will tell you, even that little could close the city down. Snowmageddon! Photo courtesy
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Southeastern Wildlife Exposition 2010

The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, SEWE , the largest wildlife art and nature event in the nation once again will be held in Charleston over Valentine's Day weekend, February 12 - 14, 2010. There are lots of great events including "Wild in
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A winter day in Charleston

... can often be beautiful. We joined the rest of the country last week being a little bit cold (or very cold) depending on where you live but winter in Charleston can be warm and full of sunshine with Carolina blue skies.
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Brr! It's cold outside in Charleston

Weather wimp alert. It's cold outside in Charleston. And, Friday appears ominous. Although the graphic shows rain in the forecast, that dreaded white stuff is being talked about and I'm sure the grocery stores started that rumor. It hasn't
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Getting to Charleston is [isn't] easy

My wife finally got back home to Charleston after being stuck in New York City for the past several days after the Blizzard of 2009. Her flight on Delta, originally scheduled for Saturday and rescheduled for noon yesterday finally departed at 6:30PM and
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Charleston ranked number 2 "Next City" by Next Generation Consulting

Next Generation Consulting just ranked Charleston number 2 on their Next Cities ™ list in the mighty macros class for cities with populations between 100,000 and 200,000. Young knowledge workers said that where they lived was more important than
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It was twenty years ago today, Charleston and Hurricane Hugo

Like The Beatles sang in Sgt. Pepper's, it was twenty years ago today when Hugo slammed into the Charleston Harbor making landfall on the Isle of Palms just before midnight on September 21st and into the early morning on September 22nd wreaking havoc

Philip Simmons at Heaven's Gate

With Philip Simmons passing on Monday evening, it would be only fitting for God to commission the renowned Charleston artisan to craft a new gate to heaven. His work with iron is nothing short of amazing and of course, examples can be found throughout
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409 Baycreek, Charleston West Ashley home for sale, $249,900

Just listed in West Ashley, a beautiful home with an open floor plan for sale at 409 Baycreek in conveniently located Stone Creek for just $249,900. Walking distance to the fabulous West Ashley Greenway, minutes to 526 and the Citadel Mall, convenient

Where did the jobs vanish

A fascinating interactive map from Chris Wilson at Slate showing the progression of job losses around the country. You can see job growth and job losses by county for the past several years and you can also see an animation of the data. As to the Charleston
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Spoleto Festival USA 2009

Springtime in Charleston is quite simply the best season of the year with glorious weather and so many different events and things to do. The highlight of the spring season is of course, Spoleto Festival USA and this year, make sure to mark your calendars
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Springtime in the South

Growing up in the Midwest, scenes of the magnificent foliage from The Masters in Augusta always signaled that spring would be coming soon to the North. But having lived in the Carolinas for most of the past 20 years affords us the opportunity to enjoy
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