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By Missy Craver Izard   With the holidays approaching, many of us look forward to traditions we hold dear. Often, these revolve around food, shopping and the seasonal bustle — but beneath the surface lies the true meaning of the season. The spiritual essence of the holidays reminds us why we celebrate, offering a pause in a life that seems to rush by. It is in these moments,...

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By Charleston Mercury Staff    On a recent trip to the bonnie Highlands of Scotland, some members of your Mercury team had the pleasure of meeting Chiara Ulian, whose graciously curated wine tasting revealed her passion and expertise for sharing the best of Italy. That same spirit defines My Venice Travel Guide, her company devoted to transforming Italian travel into an art for...

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By Missy Craver Izard    A season of color in the mountains As the air turns crisp and golden leaves begin to tumble, autumn settles into Western North Carolina. Although it’s never easy to say goodbye to summer, some of the most cherished adventures belong to fall — a season rich with color, harvest and tradition.  October brings the grand foliage show to the Blue Ridge and G...

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IMAGE PROVIDED By Prioleau Alexander   We have been monitoring the status of artificial intelligence for three years, and here is a fact...

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By Peg Eastman  Placed on the very edge of the lot, the handsome home at 17 Meeting St. is sometimes overlooked because of its neighbor,...

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