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Cherokee Falls, SC · Lifestyle
greenvillejournal.com
Dootsie’s, from the chef behind Michelin-starred Scoundrel, opening in West Greenville
The Greenville chef behind Michelin-starred Scoundrel has created a new dining destination in the Village of West Greenville. Dootsie’s, an Italian restaurant by chef Joe Cash, will open at 1233 Pendleton St. in early December. The new restaurant aims to expand Greenville’s culinary scene by serving classic old-world pasta dishes with playful variations.
FOX Carolina
Ashtabula in Pendleton: Inside one of the Upstate’s most haunted homes
PENDLETON, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Ashtabula has been reported as one of the Upstate’s most haunted destinations. Built in the 1820s by Lewis Gibbes as a family home, Ashtabula was never full. Gibbes’ wife died suddenly before construction was complete. Some say she has been seen standing outside the front door waiting to be let in, as one tourist photo purportedly shows.
mingomessenger.com
Tuck & Howell Plumbing, Heating & Air Expands Home Comfort Services for Greer Homeowners
GREER, SC - October 24, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - Tuck & Howell Plumbing, Heating & Air has reaffirmed its role as a full-service provider of heating, cooling, and plumbing solutions for homeowners throughout Greer, South Carolina. The family-owned company, in operation since 1969, continues to combine long-standing reliability with modern, energy-efficient systems designed to meet the demands of Upstate weather.
hoodline.com
1835 Bates House Near Greer Saved From Development, Future Park Possible
The circa-1835 Bates House and its nearly 11 surrounding acres off S.C. Highway 14 south of Greer are now permanently protected, the result of a conservation deal years in the making that brought together county officials, a state conservation fund, a private preservation group and the family that had owned the land for generations. Partners gathered Tuesday at the property, located at 3141 S.C. Highway 14 near the Pelham/Batesville Road intersection, to formally celebrate the preservation of the historic home and its grounds.
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upstatebusinessjournal.com
Super G Mart to open first SC location in Greenville
Super G Mart will open its first South Carolina location in Greenville in fall 2026. The North Carolina-based company is known for its selection of international groceries, fresh produce, seafood, spices and household items. It features products from cuisines from around the world, including Asian, Latin American, Indian, European and Jamaican.
everafterinthewoods.com
The Small-Town Restaurant In South Carolina With Surprisingly Affordable Steaks That Locals Swear Are The Best In The State
A steakhouse that opens just a few evenings a week still fills up with people who drive in from other towns. That tells you plenty before you even see a menu. The steaks are cut fresh every day. Ribeye, sirloin, filet mignon, and sirloin tips all share the spotlight. Every...
hoodline.com
Coupe's Corner Opens Second Lounge in Mauldin, Eyes Older Crowd
Coupe's Corner, the cocktail lounge that built a following in downtown Greenville, is opening a second location at 787 E. Butler Road, Suite D, in Mauldin, bringing its “Welcome Home” hospitality to a new corner of Greenville County. The Mauldin spot comes with its own menu, its own drink list and an age policy aimed at an older crowd than the one that packs the original bar.
upstatebusinessjournal.com
Kudzu Bakery and Market is coming to Greenville
The South Carolina-founded bakery and market is coming to Greenville. Kudzu Bakery and Market will take the place of Master’s Mark Dry Cleaners at 1536 Laurens Road. A social media post confirmed the opening date is set for summer 2027. “We are beyond excited to announce that Kudzu Bakery...
The Post and Courier
Denied SC grant for work concerned with ICE impact on community, Latina artist finds other support
COLUMBIA — An artist whose work was rejected by the S.C. Arts Commission for perceived political ideology is getting support from another source. On Oct. 15, after calling Greenville’s Shakira Olivera-Bautista’s artworks “political” and “scary,” commission board members voted to deny the Latina artist $1,800 in grant funds intended for emerging artists. The board’s decision drew fire from arts advocates and organizations, who had already accused the commission of exhibiting prejudice in denying funding to two LGBTQ arts organizations on Oct. 1. One week later, Palmetto Luna Arts, a nonprofit i...
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Rapid Fired Pizza restaurant in Greenville County closes permanently
Greenville News
Scoundrel keeps Michelin star; 4 Greenville restaurants recognized
Greenville remains a starred city. Five of the city’s restaurants were honored at a festive Michelin Guide American South awards ceremony at The Pinnacle in Nashville Wednesday evening. Jianna , The Anchorage, Soby’s and Topsoil Restaurant all retained their recommended rating, designating them as serving food and an experience that is above average. Scoundrel, the effervescent French-inspired restaurant by Chef Joe Cash , retained its one-star status. The ceremony by the prestigious rating agency marked the second annual recognition of the culinary prowess of the Southern United States. The American South region includes North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and the city of Atlanta. The evening was marked by excitement, anticipation, and celebration with some of the region’s greatest culinary talent in one room. The evening celebrated what host, actor Charles Esten described as “the talent and creativity that thrives in the culinary world.” “Your contribution is invaluable and deeply appreciated,” Esten, of the show "Nashville," extolled to the culinarians present. First ceremony held in Greenville in 2025 Michelin Guide announced the new American South region awards in spring 2025. The first ceremony was held in Greenville last November, ushering in what some called a new era of
greenvillejournal.com
Greenville reopens renovated Cleveland Park playground
The city of Greenville celebrated the grand reopening of the upgraded playground area at Cleveland Park on Oct. 21. Renovations have been underway since early summer to replace the park’s 17-year-old playground next to the Greenville Zoo. The $3.3 million project installed new playground equipment, added two new picnic shelters, upgraded landscaping and widened a part of the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail in Cleveland Park.