
Carnes Crossroads: Goose Creek or Summerville? Either Way, There’s Plenty to Explore
Ask someone where Carnes Crossroads is, and you might get two very different answers. “Summerville.” “No, that’s Goose Creek!” And just like that, you’ve started
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Ask someone where Carnes Crossroads is, and you might get two very different answers. “Summerville.” “No, that’s Goose Creek!” And just like that, you’ve started

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Updated September 14, 2026 Sweet Tea Festival week is here, and we’ve got another round of confirmed details before Saturday — including the Red, White

September in Summerville is that funny little stretch when the calendar says fall, the pumpkins start appearing, and the temperature may have absolutely no intention

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A longtime Lowcountry entertainment destination is preparing for a major comeback. Frankie’s Fun Park announced that its original Charleston-area location at 5000 Ashley Phosphate Road