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Wofford’s “Blanket Town” Screening to Connect Beacon and Glendale Mill Histories

Wofford College will host a free screening of “Blanket Town” at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, November 5th, at the Goodall Environmental Studies Center in Glendale. Filmmaker Rebecca Williams will join a discussion following the documentary, which examines the Beacon Blanket factory in Swannanoa, North Carolina. The evening panel will...

Glendale, SC · 8d
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New Nepalese dumpling restaurant opening in Greenville

Momo On Steam is opening in Greenville in November. The Nepalese dumpling restaurant is located at 1120 N. Pleasantburg Drive. The location was previously a Great Clips. Renovations for the restaurant first began in summer 2025. “We are very happy to share we are ready to open in a week!...

Greenville, SC · 8d
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Top Chef star serves signature pastry at Sum Bar

Top Chef fans in Greenville got the chance to meet Season 23's runner-up Chef Laurence Louie and taste a bite of the food that represents his Chinese American story. Louie spent time in Greenville during the filming of Season 23 of Top Chef, so it's only fitting that Greenville would be one of his stops on his Southeast tour; for him, it's almost like a reunion. “I love Greenville,” Louie said. I was here for the show, but also, let's come back, let's cook some food.” Louie stopped by Sum Bar on Oct. 31 for a meet-and-greet, where guests could try his beloved Chinese bolo bao, a popular pastry from his Hong Kong-style cafe, Rubato, in Quincy, Massachusetts. The bolo bao is a soft, sweet bread topped with a crackly cookie-like crust. Louie filled his version with a chrysanthemum custard, adding a floral note to the sweet, buttery pastry. The bolo bao reflects Louie's close connection to his Chinese American identity, and while he didn't start cooking until he says he was 27, he's 39 now. Louie says he's learned to lean into what he knows and the experiences that distinguish him. “It's just like honoring a lot of those

Greenville, SC · 7d

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When Summer Ends In South Carolina, These Seven Ice Cream Spots Just Keep Scooping

Pools close, school buses roll, and plenty of seasonal stands pull down their shutters by Labor Day. In South Carolina, though, a handful of ice cream counters never got the memo. Some sit on working dairy farms where the cows are part of the scenery, while others anchor busy city...

South Carolina · 9d
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Big Dave Eats takes on Tap & Table

David McClintock heads to Tap & Table in Laurens and explains what makes this place Big Dave Eats approved!

Laurens, SC · 8d

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Spartanburg Little Theatre Brings Clue to the Stage November 6th–15th

Spartanburg Little Theatre will present Clue: Live on Stage November 6th–15th at Chapman Cultural Center, with seven performances across two weekends. The murder-mystery comedy will play at the center’s theatre at 200 East Saint John Street in Spartanburg. The story begins with six guests gathering for dinner at...

Spartanburg, SC · 7d

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Polk County Historical Association to host ‘Night at the Museum’ event

COLUMBUS—On Tuesday, November 17, the Polk County History Museum will open its doors for a special evening event, inviting citizens of all ages to explore local history in a new […]

Polk County, NC · 7d

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Greenville’s Grand Bohemian Lodge Has Its Own Eagle Rare Bourbon—and a Weekend Worth Building Around It

A private barrel selection anchors a getaway with downtown within walking distance, a comfortable room upstairs, and holiday festivities ahead.

Greenville, SC · 10d

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A new coffee shop is opening in downtown Greenville. This one has a mission.

GREENVILLE — Fresh Start CoffeeWorks — the latest venture from Miracle Hill Ministries — is now open in downtown Greenville. The shop will not just serve coffee and tea to the legion of caffeinated Greenvillians. It’s also a workforce development program, helping women in recovery get on their feet by providing training and a full-time job. “The hope is to set them up for success,” said Yolanda Campusano-Pilarte, public relations manager at Miracle Hill. Miracle Hill Ministries is one of Greenville’s leading nonprofits, operating everything from emergency shelters to addiction recovery program...

Greenville, SC · 8d

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Wofford Theatre Presents “The Moors” Beginning November 5th

Wofford Theatre will present Jen Silverman’s “The Moors” November 5th–7th and November 11th–14th, 2026, in Spartanburg. All seven performances begin at 7 p.m. in the Jerome Johnson Richardson Theatre, inside the Rosalind Sallenger Richardson Center for the Arts on the Wofford College campus. The Gothic...

Spartanburg, SC · 7d

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Pumpkins everywhere at Kids Art Club

HONEA PATH — The Honea Path Arts Center started off its fall season with pumpkin decoupage on Oct. 15. Humble pumpkins were spiffed up with all sorts of fancy designs. Amy Moore, director of the arts center, announced the Town of Honea Path’s first Christmas card design competition. The competition is open to young artists ages 5 to 10, and artwork is due Nov. 28. For more information, email honeapathartscenter@gmail.com.

Honea Path, SC · 9d

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You’ll Feel Like You’ve Traveled Back In Time At This Old-Fashioned South Carolina General Store

There’s a spot in the South Carolina foothills where the coffee is hot, the biscuits are real, and nobody is in a hurry to be anywhere else. Pumpkintown General Store in Pickens, South Carolina is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you’ve been spending so much time everywhere else.

Pickens, SC · 13d

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Denny's Puts Five Floors of Its Spartanburg Tower Up for Lease

Denny's is offering up five of the 16 floors inside its own downtown Spartanburg headquarters tower, putting roughly 48,000 square feet of space on the market just as the company settles into new ownership. The pancake chain recently stopped using the floors altogether, opening the door for outside tenants to move into the building it has called home since 1991.

Spartanburg, SC · 10d

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Spoonbill Gallery to host ‘Forest for the Trees’ exhibition

“Forest for the Trees” will open Nov. 6 at Spoonbill Gallery in Greenville. The exhibition, which features works by Asheville painter Moni Hill, will be at 1292 Pendleton St. through Nov. 28. Hill’s exhibition was inspired by decades of walking through the forests of the Southern Appalachians, said the...

Greenville, SC · 9d

Spartanburg Herald-Journal

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Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken returns to Spartanburg's east side

Zavier Jefferies drove from Gaffney on Oct. 26 to try out the new Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken restaurant in Spartanburg. "I've been eating Lee's for a long time," he said. "I remember when it was right up there on the left." Jefferies was recalling the old Lee's chicken place, located at the corner of Fernwood-Glendale and Peachshed roads. It was one of the east side of Spartanburg's longest-running restaurants before closing in 2014. That spot is now home to the Panda Express Chinese restaurant. Jefferies was excited when he heard that a new Lee's would be opening on East Main Street, across from Spartanburg High School . "They got chicken (in Gaffney), but it ain't as good as Lee's," he said, carrying a to-go order to his car. Franchise owner and operator Harris Mullis said the signature recipe hasn't changed since the old days. There are some differences, though, between the new restaurant and the old one Jefferies remembers. Mullis's franchise has a far bigger dining area as well as a larger staff. He said he currently has a team of about 60 "phenomenal" employees. That's the key to running a successful restaurant, he said. "I know it's so cliche

Spartanburg, SC · 14d

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Welcome To South Carolina’s Own “Little Germany,” Where This Old-School Market Keeps Traditional Flavors Alive

The iced tea at this little deli is billed as the “Best in Town.” That’s a brave claim in South Carolina, where sweet tea is practically a family member. Then there’s the house dill dressing, a recipe so beloved it carries the shop’s own name. Add German meatloaf, Black Forest ham, and deli meats sliced to order, and my stomach starts paying close attention.

Spartanburg, SC · 20d

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6 Old-School Drive-In Restaurants In South Carolina That Take You Back In Time

Want to find the best old-school drive-in restaurants in South Carolina that feel like a trip through time?. These 6 drive-in restaurants serve up classic comfort food and a big dose of nostalgia!. 1. Mac’s Drive In (Clemson) There’s something special about pulling up to a place that looks...

South Carolina · 16d

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This South Carolina Diner Has Served Its Famous Burger Since 1946

The Beacon Drive-In in Spartanburg has been feeding South Carolinians since 1946, and its famous Chili Cheese A-Plenty is still the kind of meal you need both hands (and maybe even a napkin around your neck) to tackle. Never heard of a Chili Cheese A-Plenty before? You’re not alone. Picture this: a massive chili cheeseburger, […]

Spartanburg, SC · 15d

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Pickens Steakhouse The Lark Finally Sets Soft Opening After Year-Plus Wait

A new steakhouse called The Lark is set to softly open in downtown Pickens during the first week of November, more than a year after it was first announced. The restaurant, planned for 126 W. Main St., comes from Bo Stegall, a Greenville-area business owner with ventures spanning hair care, pet boarding and animal rescue.

Pickens, SC · 12d

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After Two Lost Years, Chicago-Style Bronzeville Bites Opens Doors in Spartanburg

A pair of Chicago natives who spent years slinging Italian beef sandwiches and hot dogs out of local taprooms have finally put down roots in Spartanburg. Bronzeville Bites, the Chicago comfort food concept from Vic and Charmaine Modica, opened its brick-and-mortar restaurant at 160 S. Pine St. in September 2026, two years later than originally planned.

Spartanburg, SC · 21d