Places
- Written by: Katherine Robinson
In the spring of 1997, Frank Robinson surprised his lovely young bride - that would be me - with a wedding night detour to The Inn at Middleton Place. He knew his thoughtful gesture would be appreciated by his bride because she - me again - is a direct descendant of Henry Middleton.
- Written by: Jen Barker
Breakfast at the Cataloochee Guest Ranch begins with a warm greeting from Judy Sutton, Granddaughter of the Ranch’s founders Tom and Judy Alexander. On our first morning in the lodge, Sutton orchestrates the addition of a few more place settings for my group at her already full table without br ...
- Written by: Katherine Robinson
The Towell Family’s vacation home doubles as a show stopping event venue.
In the northeast corner of Kershaw County is a place which time forgot. Just seventeen miles from Camden, Pleasant Oaks Planation in Liberty Hill feels like a step back ...
- Written by: Stephanie Shepard
Located in the heart of the Elizabeth neighborhood of Uptown Charlotte, at the corner of 7th Street and Pecan Avenue, lies The Stanley, the area’s up and coming farm to table inspired restaurant. With over 20 years’ experience, James Beard-nominated Chef Paul Verica is passionate a ...
- Written by: The Carolinas Equestrian
Nestled on New Hampshire Ave., in quaint Southern Pines, is Ashten’s Restaurant, a spot anyone enjoying the area should make time to visit. Southern Pines attracts a variety of visitors to the region each year including horseback riders, golfers and more ... and many make it a point to enjoy a ...
- Written by: The Carolinas Equestrian
SCAD is the first art and design university in the U.S. to offer a comprehensive intercollegiate equestrian environment, with both a national championship winning competitive equestrian team, and an equestrian studies academic program. SCAD provides students a lively, well-rounded environment tha ...
- Written by: The Carolinas Equestrian
From early June to mid-July the Tryon Riding and Hunt Club (TR&HC) showed why it continues to lead among equestrian organizations. At the summer Charity Horse Shows there were classes offered from cross rails to International Hunter and Grand Prix. On top of their stewardship of the sport, TR ...
- Written by: Sally F. Kay - The Carolinas Equestrian
"The Cadet Horsemanship program, a 30- minute educational session offered to junior riders every Saturday morning at WEC is fantastic! The girls of KS Sporthorses LLC learned all about hay the first week - what to look for in a good hay, why your horse needs hay and that a horse's stomach can be ...
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- Written by: Sally F. Kay - The Carolinas Equestrian
WELCOMING ... EVOLVING ... CREATING.
Not only are the first letters of each of these words synonymous with the World Equestrian Center, the words themselves aptly represent the founding principles of the Roberts family and their Wilmington, Ohio, event facility. With the recently growin ...