History & Culture

South Carolina saw more Revolutionary War battles and skirmishes than any other colony, well over 200 engagements that turned the Southern backcountry into the proving

Along the marshes, tidal creeks, and sea islands of the South Carolina Lowcountry, the Gullah Geechee people have preserved one of the most distinctive cultures

On a cold, windswept morning in December 1903, two bicycle mechanics from Ohio lifted a flimsy machine of spruce, muslin, and wire off the sands

The story of the Cherokee people did not end with the Trail of Tears. In the mountains of Western North Carolina, the Eastern Band of

For a city its size, Greenville, South Carolina punches far above its weight when it comes to live performance. A walk down Main Street can

Charlotte may be best known for its banking towers and its NASCAR roots, but the Queen City quietly holds one of the strongest cluster of

Tucked into former warehouses and tannery buildings along the French Broad River, Asheville’s River Arts District (locals call it the RAD) is one of the

Few places in America wear their history as openly as the Lowcountry around Charleston. Within a short drive of the city’s cobblestone streets, you can

From the harbor where the first shots were fired to the fields where the last great army of the Confederacy laid down its arms, the