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This Charming Amish-Style Restaurant Serves The Best Homemade Bread In South Carolina
If you’ve never driven to a small South Carolina town specifically for bread, Miller’s Bread Basket in Blackville is about to change that about you. This Amish-Mennonite restaurant on Main Street is the kind of place that makes you realize how much great food has been hiding right in your own backyard.
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“Winning the Next 20 National Championships”: Fans React as Dawn Staley Adds 5-Star Recruit to Loaded South Carolina Roster
Dawn Staley is already considered one of the best recruiters in college women’s basketball, and now she has signed another five-star high school player to the South Carolina Gamecocks. St. James High School guard Jezelle “GG” Banks will officially be a Gamecock after signing with the school on Tuesday. View this post on Instagram A post shared by South Carolina Women’s Basketball (@gamecockwbb) Banks chose Dawn Staley’s South Carolina over other programs, including LSU, Texas, Arizona State, Auburn, Arizona and Alabama. The five-star combo guard is ranked No. 4 overall by 247Sports, and her signing has many fans on Instagram excited for the Gamecocks’ future. “we winning the next 20 nattys,” said one person. “South Carolina never losing again lawd hammercy… GG & Edward’s?!” proclaimed another fan. “ BOOM I TOLD YALL! She waited to see how them guards were gonna do playing together and she see she need some more grit . Jordan Tessa and Jerzey are buckets but they’re not the crash out the gritty. Now we’re set ,” a South Carolina fan said. “This young lady @jezelle_gg is true to her word and knew where she wanted to be! She spoke this into existence a couple years
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Saluda begins what it hopes is a run to AA state title against Orangeburg-Wilkinson
Head coach Greg Woerner said Tigers are taking the journey one game at a time. Saluda – This has been a special season for the Saluda High School football team. The Tigers are 8-2 on the season, won the region title in a region that included the defending AA state champion, got the No. 2 seed in the lower state portion of the bracket in the state playoffs and the first-round bye that came with it.