<div>GREENVILLE - A longtime community landmark is preparing to close after more than a century in business, ending a family legacy that spans generations.Jim’s cafe has served the Greenville community for 117 years. For 92 of those years, the Johnson family has been at the heart of it all, serving up not just meals, but memories. On Monday, the family announced on social media they will officially be closing the doors on May first. Generations of customers have passed through those doors. From early morning coffee to late afternoon conversations, it’s been a gathering place where stories were shared and traditions were built. "Quite sad, I'm happy for Evelyn. I'm sure she's ready to retire and take a break, but my gosh we're going to miss it. So many personal times in there, business times, meetings, it's just been a great gathering spot for generations down there, "says Wesley Smith, Director of Convention & Visitors Bureau.In a statement, the family says they are “beyond grateful” for every person who walked through their doors, calling them not just customers, but family. "We're going to really miss the cafe, and we don't know what we're going to do as far as the table of knowledge is concerned. But all of this consolidated knowledge at one table, I'm sure we'll find another place to go, but there is no place like Jim's, and we're going to miss it terribly," says Benji Nelken, owner of Greenville History Museum. As the final days approach, what remains is more than the end of a business. It’s the closing of a chapter of Greenville history that has touched countless lives.For many, Jim’s cafe won’t just be remembered for its food, but for the moments that made it feel like home. </div>

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GREENVILLE - A longtime community landmark is preparing to close after more than a century in business, ending a family legacy that spans generations. Jim’s cafe has served the Greenville community for 117 years. For 92 of those years, the Johnson family has been at the heart of it all, serving up not just meals, but memories. On Monday, the family announced on social media they will officially be closing the doors on May first.

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GREENVILLE - A longtime community landmark is preparing to close after more than a century in business, ending a family legacy that spans generations. Jim’

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