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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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FOX Carolina
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
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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.
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familydestinationsguide.com
This South Carolina Thrift Store Is So Massive, You Could Dig For Rare Treasures All Day
There are places in South Carolina that locals keep quietly to themselves, not out of selfishness, but out of a deep, personal attachment to something genuinely wonderful. Miracle Hill Thrift Store in Taylors, South Carolina is one of those places, and the secret is officially out. If you’ve ever walked...
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thewoodrufftimes.com
Tiffany McCree Turns Her Story of Domestic Violence Into a Testimony of Faith, Healing and Hope
Behind a smile, a helping hand and the image of a woman who always seemed strong enough to carry the weight of others, Tiffany L. McCree was fighting a battle of her own. For years, McCree carried the emotional and physical pain of domestic violence while striving to raise her three children and hold her family together. Now, the Woodruff native is using her voice to encourage others who may be suffering in silence through her newly released book, For All The Wrong Reasons: A True Story of Love, Abuse, Survival and God’s Unfailing Grace.
greenville.com
thetigercu.com
Berkeley Orchard Park expands recreation opportunities in Clemson
The city of Clemson announced in late September that a multi-use park, named Berkeley Orchard, is in the works with a projected completion date of early 2027. With a generous $2.3 million grant from the South Carolina Land Conservation Bank, the new green space is made possible on the 4.36-acre plot, according to the Green Crescent Trail website.