Pageland

Midlands

Sit back, relax, and watch a watermelon-themed parade travel through downtown in Pageland, a historic community in northeast South Carolina near the North Carolina border. Stroll through the streets of Pageland and savor the delicious selection of foods.... Read More

Cheraw

Midlands

In the Sandhills of South Carolina, Cheraw Country Club provides golfers an opportunity to enjoy a leisurely round of golf on a Donald Ross design at a great rate. This course’s signature #4 hole features a water hazard and trees on both sides of the... Read More

Cheraw

Midlands

"The Prettiest Town In Dixie," is located in the northeast section of South Carolina on the banks of the Great Pee Dee River. Named for the Cheraw Indianswhose main town was nearby, Cheraw began as a small trading post. In 1766, the Town Green became the... Read More

Pageland

Midlands

In 1906, Adolphus High Page brought the Chesterfield & Lancaster Railroad to the community. Two years later, on January 11, 1908, the town of Pageland (named in his honor) received its charter from the state. The town's population was a modest 157.... Read More

McBee

Midlands

The quiet community of McBee is situated between Cheraw and Camden on U.S. 1 in the upper portion of northeast South Carolina’s coastal plain. The town includes the Railroad Museum and Library which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.... Read More

McBee

Midlands

Feel free to linger on the porch, cooled by ceiling fans and relax in a rocking chair. In addition to seasonal strawberries, blackberries, peaches and vegetables, the market boasts baked goods made from fresh farm produce, pickles, jams, preserves and... Read More