Marley Bassett
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- Jul 27, 2026
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Historic McClellanville farm to get new owners (opens the original)
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MCCLELLANVILLE — A go-to farm for blueberry picking is set to change hands as the owners look toward a calmer pace. Community staple Blue Pearl Farm hit the market the first time since 2021 and Jennifer Parker and her husband, Edward, are in talks with the potential new owners. The McClellanville farm is known for its vast blueberry bushes that community members can pick themselves in the summer months. Jennifer Parker said that she and her husband decided to sell Blue Pearl given to health conc
What do dinosaurs and cowboys have in common? Visit this new Charleston coffee shop to find out. (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON — Order up a coffee with a side of a “Yee-haw!” and a “Roar!” as a North Carolina coffee shop makes its first entry into the Holy City. Hidden Grounds Coffee, a family-run coffee shop with a unique dinosaur-meets-cowboys theme, is expected to open this summer at 17 Magazine St., where it will share space with Garden & Gun Magazine and the event coordinators for nearby venue 21 Magazine, formerly the Old City Jail. The Wilmington-based, coffee-only shop was founded in 2023 by siblings
New LGBTQ+ club aims to provide safe space, celebrate Charleston’s ‘powerful queer history’ (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON — A new social club is coming to the Charleston area and everyone is welcome. The Velvet Pony, located at 2025 Reynolds Ave., will be opening its doors soon in an up-and-coming area that also houses Reggie’s Tavern, Daddy’s Girls Bakery and Herbert’s Vintage and Coffee. Founded by Cat Forrester and her husband, Lazer Kotowich, the LGBTQ+ club will provide a space for members of the community to come and socialize while enjoying specialty cocktails, wine and eventually small bite
Drew Brees-backed restaurant to open 1st Charleston location. Here's where. (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON — A Louisiana-founded burger restaurant co-owned by one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history by will soon open its first spot in the Charleston area. Smalls Sliders will welcome customers July 20 at 2280 Ashley Phosphate Road in North Charleston. The new restaurant replaces a former Denny’s, which closed in 2022. The chain was founded by businessman Brandon Landry in 2019 and is backed in part by former New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees. It’s known in particular f
Local favorite El Molino to add 4th Charleston-area taco spot (opens the original)
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El Molino Supermarket is growing its presence in the Lowcountry. The retailer’s latest location in the Charleston area is opening July 18 at 1264 Yeamans Hall Road in the former La Tapatia space. El Molino owners Jaime Tinoco and Pamela Sierra, who hail from Guadalajara, Mexico, opened La Tapatia in August 2024 with a full array of homemade tacos and Mexican goods. Less than two years later, they’re replacing it with El Molino, which first debuted in 2020. Known for its fresh-made flour and corn
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