the Empire State Virginia is for Lovers Welcome to South Carolina. Smiling Faces, Beautiful Places Welcome to Georgia. We’re Glad Georgia’s On Your Mind For decades, when drivers entered ...

South Carolina. One of the pictures showed that the sign displayed the text, "Paid for by Trump Save America Joint Fundraising Committee. A joint fundraising committee composed of and authorized ...

thought they had bought a retirement home in a neighborhood that lived up to South Carolina’s slogan: “Smiling Faces, Beautiful Places.” But within hours of moving into their three-bedroom ...

A local South Carolina man was told he needed a permit to hold a sign about his faith on a public sidewalk in his town. After Chapin, South Carolina local Ernest Giardino was forced to obtain a ...

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To help you make decisions, U.S. News considered cultural offerings, cuisine, the friendliness of locals and more to rank this list of the best places to visit in South Carolina. Read below to map ...

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With more than 2,870 miles of tidal coastline, South Carolina is filled with some of ... Georgia, features beautiful beaches galore. Kick back at popular spots like Coligny Beach Park and Folly ...

South Carolina’s coastal cities including Myrtle Beach, Charleston, and Hilton Head are popular summer destinations for golf, swimming, boating, and outdoor activities. Inland, the Palmetto ...

An apparent viral marketing stunt for 'Smile 2' featured two people wearing demonic-looking smiles on their faces at an MLB playoff ... The other remained smiling throughout.

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Settled by the English in 1670, the colony named for King Charles I was split into North and South Carolina in 1710. Largely agricultural, settlers relied heavily on the slave trade to work rice ...