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This Unassuming South Carolina Deli Piles Its Sandwiches So High, You’ll Need Both Hands
There’s a deli in Columbia that got so busy being good at sandwiches, it never bothered coming up with a catchy name. No Name Deli is exactly what the sign says, and the moment you see what’s stacked on that bread, you’ll realize a fancy name would’ve just gotten in the way.
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New gym, athletic field coming to ALA Lexington
American Leadership Academy Lexington broke ground Friday, Oct. 30, on a major expansion of its campus at 109 Innovation Place in Lexington. The planned improvements include a new gymnasium, expanded car line stacking lanes and an outdoor multi-use field for sporting events and practices. Upper School Director Gabriel Cheavers was...
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Free turkey, holiday food giveaways planned at 5 Columbia locations
COLUMBIA, SC (WACH) — The Richland County Recreation Foundation and Richland County Recreation Commission, along with community partners, plan to giveaway turkeys and holiday food boxes at five events in Columbia from Nov. 14-21. The dates are:. Saturday, Nov. 14, at 10 a.m.: Meadowlake Park, 600 Beckman Road. Tuesday,...
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HS Playoffs Roundup: Dutch Fork wins big. Irmo, Ridge View, Mid-Carolina advance
Jaxon Knotts’ thumb was fine — and so was the Dutch Fork football team. The Silver Foxes (10-0) turned in a dominating performance Friday in defeating Fort Mill 42-14 in the second round of the Class 5A playoffs. Dutch Fork will host Byrnes in the third round next week. Dutch Fork (10-0) extended its home-playoff winning streak to 31 games and has won 10 games in a season for the 16th time in the last 17 years The talk leading up to the game was if Knotts, the Dutch Fork quarterback, was going to play in the game. The senior injured his right thumb in the regular-season finale on Oct. 30. Knotts stayed busy during the off week and didn’t practice again until Wednesday. Dutch Fork coach Tom Knotts, Jaxon’s father, said he even thought about going with backup QB Jacob Brown and not playing his son unless he was absolutely needed. But Jaxon pleaded with his dad to let him play. “I spent a lot of time in the training room and got all the swelling out, and it was just managing the pain,” Jaxon Knotts said. “That was something I could do. I just put a glove on