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With four gorgeous beaches within easy driving distance of downtown Charleston, people might be surprised to learn that there’s more fun than just sunbathing, surfing, and swimming to be done during a Charleston summer! Charleston is chock full of festivals, culinary events, concerts, an

Summer camps cultivate character, forge friendships, and build bravery during the often awkward adolescent years. The late Charles William Eliot, an American academic and former Harvard University President (1869-1901), once opined that “a few weeks spent in a well-organized summer camp

Daniel Island, South Carolina, is often given the moniker “Modern Mayberry” because of its casual, comfortable, and convenient way of life. The island, which is surrounded by the East Cooper River, the Wando River, and Ralston Creek, is ideally situated five miles from Mt. Pleasa

The sea islands of Charleston – including property on Kiawah, Seabrook, and Johns Island – are modernly known for prestigious beaches, tony topography, and private residences. However, as the good Gullah people frequently say, “Cumya can’t tell binya,” which

Living in Charleston, romantic romeos can easily gift their darlings with a Valentine’s Day surprise fit for a Lowcountry queen. As arguably the most enchanting city in the world, Charleston is a beautiful backdrop to celebrate love. Legendary author Pat Conroy penned, “There is no

The Palm Beach Gardens real estate market is once again on the upswing; consequently, many buyers are looking for a fixer-upper home to make their own. Often, buyers who intentionally set out to purchase a fixer-upper are either planning to make a dollar by flipping the house or are planning to

Perhaps one of the most common New Year’s Resolutions is to lose weight by eating less and exercising more. This very moment, numerous bloggers are posting articles on how to sneak kale into every meal, earn an extra 200 steps on your Fitbit, and cleanse your body from the holiday hangove

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida is paradise. But even paradise has a price, and it’s called sugar ants. Formally known as `Camponotus Consobrinus`, these pesky pests will find the tiniest crumb left by my daughter’s bib, march the news back to their buddies, and within minutes host a part