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SoSoCute begins selling inside Summerville’s Tweedle Beedle (opens the original)
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When Silvia Fine began SoSo Cute, she wasnât setting out to build a childrenâs clothing business. She was a mom looking for the perfect pajamas. In 2024, while her family was stationed in Washington, Fine was searching for a bamboo baby zip-up with a feminine, grandmillennial feel, ideally one featuring golden retrievers, a nod to the familyâs own dog, Sebastian. When she couldnât find what she had in mind, she began researching how to create it herself. The idea caught the attention of
Local mom’s new Nexton café aims to make healthy eating easy (opens the original)
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For many Nexton residents, finding a quick meal often means choosing between convenience and nutrition. Julie Boone hopes her newest business proves they don't have to settle for either. Blue Café + Wellness Market recently opened its doors at 424 Brighton Park Boulevard, bringing specialty coffee, protein-packed smoothies, fresh grain bowls, wraps, salads and a carefully curated wellness market to one of the area's fastest-growing communities. But for Boone, Blue is about much more than servin
Dog lovers get a special treat with a new pet-friendly bar in Summerville (opens the original)
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A new gathering spot in Nexton is giving dog lovers and the community another place to unwind, grab a bite and enjoy the outdoors with their furry friends by their side. The GoDog Dog Park Bar in Summerville opened July 29, bringing together a unique combination of an off-leash dog park, restaurant and bar experience designed for both people and pets. GoDog Food & Beverage Manager Sam Promanee said the new bar is open to everyone, not just dog owners. Guests with dogs can take advantage of the o
New Irish pub brings tradition, live music to Summerville (opens the original)
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In July, downtown Summerville welcomed a new gathering place with deep Irish roots and a familiar face behind the bar. Seamusâ Irish Pub officially opened July 17 at 139 Central Ave., taking over the former O'Lacy's Pub location. The venture is owned by brothers Seamus and Sean Shevlino, along with business partners David Moore and Sue Froebe, all of whom are longtime Charleston-area residents. For Seamus Shevlino, the pub is more than a new business. It's the culmination of years spent workin
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