COLUMBIA, S.C. -- On a hunch six years ago, Chip Prezioso opened a shop specializing in items emblazoned with South Carolina's palmetto tree and crescent moon logo. He couldn't have picked a better… ...

“By incorporating South Carolina’s Palmetto tree—the proud emblem of our state’s strong resilience and relentless hope—the new SCDE logo firmly roots this iconic symbol in the pages of a ...

The South Carolina Department of Education (SCDE) ... with the new logo sporting a palmetto tree rooting itself in the pages of an open book.

“By incorporating South Carolina’s Palmetto tree—the proud emblem of our state’s strong resilience and relentless hope—the new SCDE logo firmly roots this iconic symbol in the pages of a ...

There’s more history behind South Carolina’s nickname, The Palmetto State, than you may realize. Here’s what to know.

While, yes, the state does have many palmetto trees scattered around its borders, but the tree also has a more historical significance. The nickname is derived from South Carolina’s state tree ...

It is also a commonly planted tree in urban areas throughout South Carolina,” states the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. The palmetto tree can grow to a height of 33 feet tall ...

The South Carolina Department of Education (SCDE) revealed a new look Monday morning as the organization seeks to honor its long history and modern outlook. The new logo features a more simplified ...