Category: Summer
Parking at Myrtle Beach and Murrells Inlet Just Got More Complicated. Here’s What Visitors Need to Know.
Visitors are finding threatening slips of paper in their windshields in the parking lots near Myrtle Beach and Murrells Inlet
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🔑 What Secrets Does This 250-Year-Old Still Hold?
A 250-year-old operation near Greensboro is still running — and what comes out of it might change how you stock your pantry.
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🔑 Put the Phone Down: This Record Store Is Worth the Drive
There’s a record store in Downtown Gastonia where the algorithm can’t reach you — and that’s exactly the point.
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🔑 A Field Full of Sunflowers Near Charlotte Is Free, Open to the Public, and Won’t Last Long
There’s a field of sunflowers about 40 minutes from Fort Mill that’s free, open right now, and already running out of time.
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🔑 Skip the Big Farmers Market. Do This Instead.
What actually happens when you show up at a big farmers market — and where the regulars have quietly been going instead.
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🔑 Penland School of Craft Wants You to Make Something With Your Hands
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🔑 Horn in the West: Boone’s Outdoor Drama and a Full High Country Weekend
Seventy-plus years on the same Appalachian hillside — and somehow, Horn in the West still has the nerve to actually deliver.
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🔑 The 7,000-Year-Old Secret Sitting in South Charlotte
There’s something in South Charlotte that’s been there for 7,000 years — and most locals have no idea it exists.
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Your Titanic Boarding Pass Awaits at Charlotte’s Most Immersive New Exhibition
What if you were aboard the Titanic? Would you make it out alive?
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🔑 Jump Off Rock Delivers Big Views Without the Big Effort
Some mountain views in North Carolina come with a price. This one has a different arrangement.
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South Carolina’s Railroad Museum Is Worth the Detour (Even If You’re Not a Train Person)
Winnsboro has a working railroad museum with actual trains you can ride, and most people in South Carolina have never heard of it.
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🔑 The Spring in the Middle of Nowhere That People Drive Hours to Drink From
Somewhere in rural South Carolina, people are driving two hours to fill jugs from a spring deeded to God in the 1700s — and coming back for more.
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