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Congratulations! Boeing to roll out first South Carolina 787 Dreamliner today

History will be made today in Historic Charleston as Boeing will roll out the first 787 Dreamliner built in South Carolina. The Boeing facility at Charleston International Airport in North Charleston began construction in 2009 and the final assembly building

[Southern Living] Carolina's Best Burgers

Because man can't live on pizza alone (darn), Charleston snagged 3 spots in Southern Living's May Edition for Carolina's Best Burgers. Of course my absolute favorite, Poe's Tavern in Sullivan's Island was included along with The Macintosh
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Boeing steps up as a good corporate citizen

A Lowcountry tradition, the Heritage was in pretty dire need of sponsorship in order to continue as South Carolina's only stop on the PGA Tour. And thankfully, both the Royal Bank of Canada and Boeing stepped up as sponsors. The tournament will now

Charleston metro area is 8th fastest growing in nation

Are you wondering why the Charleston real estate market is doing so well. All you need to do is take a quick look at this headline from The Post and Courier . “From April 2010 to July 2011, the Charleston-North Charleston-Summerville community grew

[It must be spring] Visitors and house hunters are coming to Charleston

Spring is the busiest season of the year for both visiting and house hunting in Charleston and many people like to combine both into one trip. That's OK but if you really aren't serious about buying a home, why would you want to look at Charleston

US News Travel names Wentworth Mansion Number 3 Hotel in US

If you're thinking about traveling first class to Charleston to enjoy one of the many festivals, events and things to do in Charleston or if you want to spend a romantic weekend, you might want to consider staying at the Wentworth Mansion which was
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Charleston's 30th Annual Southeastern Wildlife Exposition kicks off spring season

The traditional kickoff to the spring season in Charleston is the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition often referred to as the SEWE Festival. Spring is of course the most beautiful time of year in Charleston and there are events and festivals just about
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Pictures of Charleston, a new weekly feature

On my new website / blog, a new weekly feature has just been added, Pictures of Charleston. And because alliteration is always fun, it will be available every Friday with the subtitle, Friday Photos. So far, featured have been St. Philip's Episcopal
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Lowcountry Oyster Festival at Boone Hall Plantation

It's that Sunday again, time for the world's largest oyster festival, The Lowcountry Oyster Festival at Boone Hall Plantation this Sunday from 10:30 to 5. Presented by the Charleston Restaurant Association, the Lowcountry Oyster Festival is a
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[Good news] Charleston's crazy winter of 2012

I'm not complaining. I hear it's been pretty mild everywhere this winter, well maybe not everywhere since Seattle had a record snowfall the other day and aren't those Boeing employees who moved to Charleston probably pretty happy they chose
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[Politics] Next stop: South Carolina

South Carolina (and from what I'm hearing, especially Charleston) will be the center of the political universe for the next 10 days as the Republican primary heads to the South. The bad news, the ads have already started. The good news, lots of money
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What could be even better than a good agent review

With all the talk about agent reviews these days, even better than a good review or a testimonial might be a very happy client who thanks you with dinner at one of Charleston's finest restaurants. It's pretty traditional for a real estate agent

I was reminded to brag about Charleston's weather

The Charleston MLS just changed vendors who handle showing appointments and I attended an orientation seminar yesterday. The company, ShowingTime, is headquartered in Chicago (which just happens to be my hometown) and the 3 representatives who visited

Election Day, it's a beautiful day to get out and vote

... for the candidate of your choice but most importantly, just vote. Elections are being held today for Mayor in Charleston and North Charleston. Mount Pleasant is holding an election for town council. Joe Riley, the long time serving Mayor of Charleston

The Charleston single house

The most famous architectural style of home that you'll find in Charleston is the Charleston single house. It's been said that the reason the narrow side of the home faces the street is that property taxes were based on the width of the lot and
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