Chefs, restaurateurs and food enthusiasts will travel to Greenville Sept. 16-19 for the annual Euphoria food festival, back for a 16th year after a scaled-down 2020 gathering
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Are you in the back-to-school spirit — or holding onto an endless summer? Either way, there’s lots to do in September!
Close enough for a spontaneous weekend trip, South Carolina’s cities and towns that offer a fun contrast to Raleigh
If you can't imagine starting your day without a delicious cup of coffee, you're not alone. According to the National Coffee Association, 62 percent of Americans drink at least one cup of coffee every day. That's a lot of java! Whether you prefer french press coffee or a frothy cappuccino, one thing is certain: all mugs of coffee are not created equal. If you want your daily cup to taste fresh and delicious, the coffee you start with needs to be fresh and delicious, too. Old stale beans just won't cut it. To learn what you need to know about making a perfect cup of coffee, we chatted with two of the South's best coffee shops to find out how long coffee lasts.
From fine dining to open-air concerts, these gorgeous river walks combine the beauty of nature with some stellar riverside attractions.
This South Carolina city is growing in all the right ways, while staying true to itself. Come to enjoy fast cars, slow bike rides, and inspired eats.
Whether you’re a newbie or a native … a parent with a restless child … or you’re simply seeking something new, a jaunt, a thrill, a smile …
It’s on every website, billboard, and newspaper: There’s so much to do in Greenville!
But … you can’t seem to conjure up a proper plan at all.
Waterfalls never disappoint. Their beauty awes. If you had to hike to get to it, the victory of the climb and the site you behold makes the reward sweeter still. To look at a waterfall is one thing, to be able to jump in the invigorating waters can be a chilling thrill unlike anything else, refreshing to body and soul.
When summer’s heat calls for a special place to cool off, consider one of these waterfalls.
Dayvee Sutton has the inside scoop on why traveling to "second cities" this summer might be the best bang for your buck.
There's nothing like moving your kitchen outside to put the joy back in cooking, and to get the most out of your outdoor grill, you need the right tools. The best grilling tools are primarily made from stainless steel and are designed to suit your individual cooking style.
Although I'm always the grill master at my own barbecues and cookouts, I decided to reach out to some professionals to learn more about what actual pit masters use when they grill. I spoke with two experts in Carolina-style barbecue: Tiger O'Rourke of Henry's Smokehouse and Sarah Nelson, co-owner of Bobby's BBQ.