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I'm surprised I haven't yet seen any complaints about Fort Mill and Rock Hill not being on the list. Everything's better in the Charlotte 'burbs you know.
I'm surprised I haven't yet seen any complaints about Fort Mill and Rock Hill not being on the list. Everything's better in the Charlotte 'burbs you know.
As others have said, preach on. And, based on these counties being at among the fastest growing in SC, others argee
I'm surprised I haven't yet seen any complaints about Fort Mill and Rock Hill not being on the list. Everything's better in the Charlotte 'burbs you know.
Well it may be a different story if you add Lexington vs York vs Anderson vs Dorchester etc on amenities and growth for suburbs
Oh no, don't you know suburban Charlotte has it all??? No other areas in SC can even begin to compare!
You have to admit....this was a breath of fresh air to see a Versus other than the same old Greenville vs Columbia and charleston vs Greenville, etc debates. Am I not correct?! Lol opinions will always differ, but it was pretty cool to bring up the forgotten counties in a vs. battle. That's all I ever wanted to see muahahaha
Oh no, don't you know suburban Charlotte has it all??? No other areas in SC can even begin to compare!
Please don't start talking about you're beloved Charlotte. This is the South Carolina forum and this thread is about the 3 primary cities in South Carolina.
You have to admit....this was a breath of fresh air to see a Versus other than the same old Greenville vs Columbia and charleston vs Greenville, etc debates. Am I not correct?! Lol opinions will always differ, but it was pretty cool to bring up the forgotten counties in a vs. battle. That's all I ever wanted to see muahahaha
Well then next time speak up for Aiken, Florence, Horry, etc. counties also. York and Lancaster aren't the only "forgotten" counties in the state.
Well then next time speak up for Aiken, Florence, Horry, etc. counties also. York and Lancaster aren't the only "forgotten" counties in the state.
Still was fun. Florence would have been boring as hell it's not apart of the "big 3" or one of the largest in the Carolina's.....Horry would be cool. But no debate there....it's a great place period!
Still was fun. Florence would have been boring as hell it's not apart of the "big 3" or one of the largest in the Carolina's.....Horry would be cool. But no debate there....it's a great place period!
Florence still has its advantages and it's the hub of its region. If anything, I wish more attention was given to it by state leaders. It has a great hospital, a decent university, and is at the intersection of one of the country's primary east-west interstates (I-20) and its primary north-south interstate (I-95). I think the state has historically done itself a disservice by failing to invest in the Pee Dee in general, but there are sociopolitical factors at work there that go beyond the boundaries of this particular discussion.
Florence could be greater....Tomme it's the capital of the Peedee region and I feel like with great access to the major interstates and beach it could be a lot more
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