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Toy Caldwell was born on November 13, 1947

Toy Caldwell was born on November 13, 1947, in Spartanburg, South Carolina. He became The Marshall Tucker Band’s co-founding lead guitarist and principal songwriter, and his contribution went beyond the guitar parts. On “Can’t You See,” from the group’s 1973 debut, The Marshall Tucker Band, the voice delivering the song belonged to the man who wrote it.

Spartanburg, SC · 1d
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Alex Cummings Lays the Hammer Down! Lake Greenwood, SC Nov 7 qualifier with 20.37 lbs.

Next up is the Lake Greenwood Fall Final Dec 12 at the Hwy 72 ramp!. Alex Cummings lays the hammer down on the last Lake Greenwood Nov 7 qualifier with 20.37lbs. Cole Moulton and Harrison McCall took 2nd place with 19.80lbs. They also took big fish honors with a nice 5.70lber.

Greenwood, SC · 1d
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Fallen Leaves Should Stay Where They Land This November Because Fireflies and Bees Overwinter in Them, Clemson's Christiana Huss Says

Clemson's Christiana Huss says fallen leaves are homes for caterpillar pupae, beetles, fireflies and bees, so they should be left in place or used as mulch.

Clemson, SC · 1d

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Dirty Dancing Swings Into Greenville, With One Star Skipping Her Big Number

Johnny Castle is lifting Baby Houseman over his head on a Greenville stage this week, as Dirty Dancing: The Musical settles in at the Peace Center for a six-day run through Nov. 15. The stage version leans on the same soundtrack that made the 1987 film a phenomenon, including “(I've Had) The Time of My Life,” “Hungry Eyes” and “Do You Love Me?”

Greenville, SC · 2d
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Clemson Extension Says Fescue Lawns Should Be Mowed at 2.5 to 3 Inches in November, Never Losing More Than a Third of the Blade

Clemson Extension's Samantha McGaha Brown says fescue lawns should be mowed at 2.5 to 3 inches in November, never removing more than a third of the blade.

Clemson, SC · 3d

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The Lumberyard now offering Sanitary Market Outpost, full lunch menu

Several changes can be seen at The Lumberyard, a popular hangout spot in Clinton. Co-owned by Ryland Culbertson, also owner of Sanitary Market and Tap & Table in downtown Laurens and Robert Moore, local entrepreneur with a reputation for his culinary skills, a Sanitary Market Outpost has been added to options at The Lumberyard.

Clinton, SC · 1d

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Pet of the Week: Winston

SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – This week’s Pet of the Week is a dog named Winston. Winston is a two-month-old that came into the Spartanburg Humane Society with his brother as a stray with his brother Willie! He is peak puppy and ready to play! It costs $215 to adopt Winston, which covers all vaccines […]

Spartanburg County, SC · 1d

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Garlic, Onion Sets and Peas Can Go In During November on the South Carolina Coast, and Clemson Extension Says Unused Beds Need Winter Wheat or Crimson Clover

Clemson Extension says garlic, onion sets and garden peas can still be planted on the South Carolina coast in November, and unused beds need a winter cover crop.

South Carolina · 1d

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Bubbakoo’s Burritos scouting locations in Greenville area for first SC restaurant

Mexican-fusion franchise Bubbakoo’s Burritos is planning to expand into the Greenville area. The restaurant was founded in New Jersey in 2008 and has since opened more than 160 locations in 18 states, including North Carolina. An Upstate location would be the first in South Carolina. “We wanted to start...

Greenville, SC · 2d

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Winter at the Well Brings Holiday Concerts and Family Shows to Greenville

Holiday concerts and family shows will fill Bon Secours Wellness Arena’s Winter at the Well calendar in Greenville, beginning with for KING + COUNTRY’s A Drummer Boy Christmas on November 19th. The season also includes Greenville Swamp Rabbits theme nights and continues through December 31st, 2026. Disney on...

Greenville, SC · 1d

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Taste of NC celebrates Tryon’s wine heritage

MILL SPRING—Long before the Tryon Foothills appeared on a wine label, Tryon grapes had already made a name for themselves.  In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, growers packed […]

Polk County, NC · 1d

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Jeff's Bagel Run Picks Greer Spot Near Publix for First Upstate Shop

A new bagel shop is coming to The Parkway near Greer, and this one carries some brand-name buzz: Jeff's Bagel Run plans to open a location at 423 The Parkway, right next to Publix, marking the chain's first Upstate shop. The scratch-made bagel concept is expected to open late in 2026, bringing its fast-growing footprint to a new corner of South Carolina.

Greer, SC · 6d

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You Could Spend An Entire Day Hunting For Rare Treasures At This Massive South Carolina Thrift Store

Most shopping trips have a natural endpoint, a moment when you’ve seen everything, made your decisions, and you’re ready to head to the register. At Miracle Hill Thrift Store in Taylors, South Carolina, that moment takes a very long time to arrive. This is a thrift store that...

Taylors, SC · 9d

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The Enormous South Carolina Bookstore Where You Can Fill An Entire Bag Of Books For Less Than $20

Somewhere in Easley, South Carolina, there’s a place that will make every book lover’s jaw drop straight to the floor. Book Warehouse Outlet is that place, and once you walk through its doors, you’ll understand why people drive from all over the state just to spend an afternoon there.

Easley, SC · 11d

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7 Old-School South Carolina Bakeries Where Coconut Layer Cake Is Still Baked By Hand, Just Like Grandma’s

Some family recipes live on index cards, and some live in bakery cases across South Carolina. Coconut layer cake has been a Southern celebration staple for generations, showing up at birthdays, church suppers, and holiday tables. The seven bakeries below still make it the slow way, by hand, with layers...

South Carolina · 4d

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Tour of Homes...A holiday tradition

A 40-year institution continues December 6 as the Fountain Inn Music Club sponsors this year’s Christmas Tour of Homes. The event is a favorite among long-time residents and should be marked on the calendars of all newcomers. A festive occasion with decorations, music, punch and culinary treats, the Tour is a great way to begin the holiday season.

Fountain Inn, SC · 3d

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Four South Carolina Pie Shops Where Grandmothers’ Recipes Still Fill The Case

Some of the best pies in South Carolina come from recipe cards that once sat in a grandmother’s kitchen drawer. Across the state, a handful of small shops still bake that way, with crusts made by hand and fillings that follow old family methods. These four spots stretch from...

South Carolina · 5d

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Expanding Circular Yellow or Brown Spots in a Dormant Warm-Season Lawn Can Mean Large Patch Disease, Clemson's Samantha Brown Warns as Cool, Wet Fall Weather Sets In

Clemson's Samantha Brown warns that expanding yellow or brown circles in dormant centipede, zoysia or St. Augustine lawns can be large patch disease.

Clemson, SC · 2d

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Poinsettias Need Total Darkness From 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. to Color Up Again for December, University of Illinois Extension Says

University of Illinois Extension says poinsettias need total darkness from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. until bracts color in December. Clemson's schedule runs 14 hours.

Clemson, SC · 4d

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Beloved BBQ joint, once a downtown Greenville staple, reopens in a new location

It took two and a half years, but a once popular downtown Greenville barbecue restaurant is reopening on Greenville County’s Eastside Friday, Nov. 6. “OH, HAPPY FREAKING DAY!!!” the owner of Smoke on the Water shouted on Facebook. “GREENVILLE, THE WAIT IS FINALLY OVER!” They even counted the days since they closed the restaurant in Greenville’s West End close to Falls Park and the Reedy River, where they had operated for 20 years. 957 days. “Countless delays. A whole lot of hard work. And more patience from y’all than we could have ever asked for,” the post announcing the opening said. The new location is 64 Beacon Drive, next door to California Dreaming, in an area rife with restaurants along Interstate 85. The restaurant was started by Frances “Chicken” Lea, her husband Hurdle Lea and Mike Shuler. The Leas were well-known Greenville entrepreneurs. Chicken was a founding member of the James Beard Foundation and board member for the South Carolina Governor’s School, the Metropolitan Arts Council, and the Greenville Art Museum. Hurdle was a textile executive with Fieldcrest Mills, Dunavant Enterprises and Cannon Mills, and founder of the Eastern Trading Company. He served as president of the American Cotton Shippers,

Greenville, SC · 6d