
Quick Take: Ten Southern college football stadiums, unforgettable traditions, and a few tips for making a weekend of it. This is our personal travel bucket list, not a ranking of the best teams. And yes, Clemson gets the first spot.

Quick Take: Ten Southern college football stadiums, unforgettable traditions, and a few tips for making a weekend of it. This is our personal travel bucket list, not a ranking of the best teams. And yes, Clemson gets the first spot.

Today, we participated in the Charleston Pride Parade for the fifth straight year, representing Rainbow Row Real Estate and South Carolina Lender.
There’s a simple reason we keep showing up: We want people to know they are loved, …
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There's something special about fall in the Lowcountry.
The humidity finally starts backing off, football is in full swing, the mosquitoes become slightly less aggressive, and weekends suddenly fill up with pumpkin patches, corn mazes, festivals, …
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💡 The Takeaway: Life doesn't have to be perfect before you're allowed to enjoy it. Give yourself some grace, notice the good moments when they show up, and remember—you don't have to have everything figured out today.
Some days are easy. Some aren't. There are …

The Takeaway
Living in the Lowcountry means learning a few things the moving brochure left out. The traffic has its own schedule, pollen deserves its own season, and humidity becomes part of your personality. But somewhere between your first beach morning and your favorite local seafood …

Fall in the Lowcountry may not always come with sweater weather, but we still know how to celebrate it.
From big pumpkin patches and corn mazes near Charleston to a full-blown City of Halloween farther up the coast, …
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Our Takeaway: A little beach time is always a good idea. Check available dates and current pricing for Bubbles Up, our family’s getaway in Litchfield by the Sea.
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Fall along the South Carolina coast does not always mean sweaters and changing leaves. Sometimes it simply means the humidity backs off, the evenings become comfortable and spending an entire Saturday outside starts sounding like a good idea again.
From Charleston and Mount Pleasant to Georgetown and Pawleys …
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On September 11, we pause to remember the people who lost their lives, the families whose lives changed forever and the first responders who ran toward danger when others were trying to escape it.
We also remember the countless ordinary people who helped strangers, opened their homes, donated …
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If you’ve lived along the South Carolina coast for a while, you already know hurricane preparation has two parts: the official safety plan and the unofficial Lowcountry survival plan.
The official plan keeps everyone safe. The unofficial plan makes several hot, humid days without power slightly more tolerable. …
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