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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...
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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
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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.
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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...
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Bart Boatwright’s Pregame Gallery: Clemson-FSU
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Kickoff of tonight’s ACC matchup between Clemson and Florida State is almost here. The Tigers (4-3, 2-2 ACC) and Seminoles (3-4, 1-3) are set to square off at FSU’s Doak Campbell Stadium, with kickoff slated for 7 p.m.…
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Catawba Ridge, Indian Land, York and Legion Collegiate Golfers Compete at 4A State
Catawba Ridge High School placed eighth as a team at the South Carolina High School League Class 4A girls golf state championship Oct. 26 and 27, while Catawba Ridge’s Brooke Mehlhouse and York’s Callie Lawton led area individuals with matching 156 totals that tied them for 12th, according to final results posted by the league....
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This South Carolina Museum Holds Ancient Egyptian Treasures And Priceless Art But Its Doors Remain Closed
A pottery jar from around 3200 BC belongs to a museum collection in upstate South Carolina. That jar is older than the pyramids at Giza, and it is only one of nearly 200 Egyptian objects from a famous archaeologist. The same collection also holds Old Master paintings by Rubens, Botticelli,...
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Woodruff Times Announces Middle School Writing Competition Winner
Woodmont Middle School Student Mijah Lee Landrum Wins with Poem “The Moon Light”. The Woodruff Times is proud to recognize Mijah Lee Landrum, a student at Woodmont Middle School, as the Middle School Division winner of our Writing Competition. Her winning entry, a poem titled “The Moon Light,” showcased her creativity and passion for writing.
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Tee it up: Anderson native to be director of golf at Kawonu Club
When the new Kawonu Golf Club opens next spring, Director of Golf and Operations Eric Williamson will be close to home, professionally and personally. The club and its golf course, designed by rising star architect Andrew Green, sit on 290 acres in southern Greenville County beside the Reedy River. Founding Partners Scott Ferrell and Barton Tuck have overseen the Club’s journey from concept to construction to preparation for its debut. The land has been carefully sculpted, the fairways and greens fully grassed. The turf is currently growing in and being conditioned. Ferrell says it was time to bring in someone to run the place, to prepare for the arrival of members ready to tee off at one of the first new courses in the area in decades. Williamson, a native of Anderson, is joining Kawonu from Charlotte Country Club, where he served as Head pro and Director of Golf beginning in 2021. He starts his new position on Jan. 1. “He understands the different needs of local and national members and how to serve both,” said Ferrell. “That experience, along with his leadership and connection to the Upstate, makes him an exceptional fit to help open Kawonu and run it
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Greenville's American Legion War Museum Closes Downtown Doors, Heads to Lowndes Hill Road
Greenville's American Legion War Museum is packing up for good. After nearly a century housed in the chapter's granite lodge on North Main Street, the museum will temporarily close starting Nov. 15 as American Legion Post 3 relocates to the former Blind Horse Saloon building at 1035 Lowndes Hill Road, next to Greenville Downtown Airport.
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Georgia men's golf wins Ka'anapali Classic backed by Wood's first-place finish
The Bulldogs were far from home, competing in the Ka'anapali Classic in Hawaii, but it didn’t matter as they finished the fall portion of their schedule on a high note. In a field of 20 golf programs, Georgia reigned supreme, finishing first at 23 under after three rounds and narrowly beating a 22-under Clemson. A big reason for the Bulldogs’ success was Grayson Wood’s season-best 11-under finish, which tied for first with the Tigers’ Hampton Roberts.