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And you thought Zombies were your greatest worry. This notice was posted outside a gas station in Columbia. I'm not really sure what the person who posted it wants.

Let the Palmetto ring -- the statehouse is now topped by a flag embossed with the Palmetto tree and not the previous controversial Confederate flag. That one isn't gone however; instead, it flaps in front of the building rather than from atop.

Do you feel compelled to launch a regiment if you stay in downtown Columbia's Clarion Hotel?

This is one of the few buildings not destroyed in the Civil War. It's recently undergone serious renovations.

This monument was erected in 2001 to commemorate African American history in Columbia, S.C. It's located to one side of the side of the statehouse - not nearly as prominent as the Confederate flag that flaps front and center. In their tourist literature, the Columbia Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau pays some attention to the Monument. Wonder why they don't address the flag's history?