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Diamonds are pretty and all, but honestly? Dresses are a girl's best friend. Dresses are fun, comfortable, and versatile. At Copper Penny, they're also fashionable and cute. We have a huge selection of women's dresses in Taylors, SC, from stylistic sheath dresses to drop-waist styles that will make your girlfriends jealous.
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Who doesn't love a good tank top?! Tank tops are lightweight, versatile, and equally great for lounging in the yard or running errands on weekends. Tank tops lend an air of simplicity to your outfit and can be styled in endless ways. Take our Velvet Heart Victory Tank, for instance. This tank is a refreshing update on our classic sleeveless tank top, complete with fray details and a scoop neck. Throw in the fact that it's machine washable, and you have a wardrobe winner.
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Until then, here's a quick guide you can follow to help you find the right fit for your women's top in Taylors:
When choosing a women's top for your outfit, you have to consider how comfortable, confident, and beautiful you will feel. The best way to feel your best in an outfit is to make sure it fits correctly. To get started, you'll want to take your measurements. For most women's tops, the best areas to focus on are your hips, waist, and chest.
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Have you visited Taylors Mill in Taylors, SC? The old mill is quietly becoming a stand-alone entertainment destination in the Upstate. If you’ve not been to this repurposed mill in Taylors yet, there are so many reasons to go. Here are the restaurants and entertainment venues available at Taylor’s Mill.The entire mill is a unique place and we are blessed to be located there and a part of the community.Christy Marut | Co-Owner of The FarehouseThe History of Southern Bleachery & Print Works From 19...
Have you visited Taylors Mill in Taylors, SC? The old mill is quietly becoming a stand-alone entertainment destination in the Upstate. If you’ve not been to this repurposed mill in Taylors yet, there are so many reasons to go. Here are the restaurants and entertainment venues available at Taylor’s Mill.
The entire mill is a unique place and we are blessed to be located there and a part of the community.
Christy Marut | Co-Owner of The Farehouse
From 1924 to 1965, the Southern Bleachery Mill purchased unfinished textiles from surrounding mills and then bleached, dyed, and created finished products.
In 2012 Southern Bleachery & Print Works was added to the National Register of Historic Places. When the mill closed in 1965, it sat vacant for the most part until 2015. Then, coffee and artist’s studios breathed life into the quiet that had existed for so long down this dead-end street in Taylors, SC. Since 2015, the use of the mill has expanded to include places to dine, play, workout, party, and more!
Beer connoisseurs will enjoy time at 13 Stripes Brewery. With their numerous events, including craft classes, trivia nights, and more, you can regularly find a reason to find yourself hanging out there. Order from the menu at The Farehouse, or enjoy food from pop-ups hosted there from local food purveyors like White Wine & Butter.
Kidding Around’s Maria is a huge fan of coffee and was terribly excited to discover that a new coffee shop had moved in.
“Junto Coffee is located in an amazing space. Its huge windows let in an abundance of light reflecting the lightly painted walls and ceiling, creating a very warm feeling. Some of the windows look to be original and really add to the charm of the space. And let’s talk about the plants. I love green, growing things. Each window is decorated with a hanging plant and there are large, mature potted plants throughout the comfortable seating. There are a multitude of living room-type sets of furniture as well as benches and more traditional chairs and tables spread throughout the large space. There is also a grassy outdoor space with tables that would be a perfect spot for moms with a couple of little kids to meet up.”Read our review for Junto Coffee in its entirety on Kidding Around Greenville.
It’s no secret that a few of us here at Kidding Around are self-described pizza snobs. We have particular criteria, and we definitely each have our favorites. The Farehouse is now on my list of go-to pizza places, and I’m mad I didn’t make it there sooner. The pizza, coupled with the gargantuan-sized chicken wigs, topped potato wedges, and the extensive cocktail list, makes for a meal that will make stops at this hidden gem a regular occurrence for your family.
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There are trained people at Blue Ox to teach you how to throw the hatchet and there are leather sofas for you to sit back and watch your teen learn a new skill! Children as young as thirteen can throw and for younger siblings in tow, there is a Nerf target throwing area.
$20/hour/person; 4-6 people per lane
Smash Rates: $15+ if you bring your own things to smash / $20+ if you need things to smash
Does your little one love trains? A great addition to Greenville’s list of indoor kid spaces is the Model Trains Station at Taylors Mill. Our Kidding Around writer Anna Artz was fortunate to get a one-on-one tour with chief Engineer aka Model Train Station Chairman Bob Rayle.You can read Anna’s interview with Bob and learn more about The Model Train Station on Kidding Around
The newest addition to the Taylors Mill had the entire upstate a buzz about “Old School Square Pizza” Were you a kid of the 80s? Did you wear jelly shoes, listen to Thriller on your Sony Walkman, and eat rectangular-shaped pizza every Friday at school? If you said yes, then hold on to your banana clip – because Pinky’s Revenge is like something from a dream! If you have no idea what most of those things we mentioned are, it’s ok.Read all about Greenville’s Newest Arcade – Pinky’s Revenge, On Kidding Around
A favorite at local farmers’ markets, The Indigo Tribe creates textile items with a unique dye/ice method. Her home goods and wearable items are the kind of things you buy as gifts and then wind up keeping for yourself. Buy duplicates, and then you get to keep one for yourself. Follow The Indigo Tribe on social media, or hit her up on Etsy.
Pre-pandemic, there were regular weekly events at the Mill. They have not resumed yet, but follow the Taylors Mill Social media accounts to be one of the first to know when the markets and art events resume.
The Southern Bleachery has broken ground on phase two of their multimillion-dollar restoration of the old textile mill off Main Street in Taylors.The Southern Bleachery is a planned multi-use event and retail space restored to the National Park System's historical preservation guidelines.The project is in phase two, will cost roughly $10 million and be completed by the end of next year, owner and developer Lawr...
The Southern Bleachery has broken ground on phase two of their multimillion-dollar restoration of the old textile mill off Main Street in Taylors.
The Southern Bleachery is a planned multi-use event and retail space restored to the National Park System's historical preservation guidelines.
The project is in phase two, will cost roughly $10 million and be completed by the end of next year, owner and developer Lawrence Black said.
When the master plan is complete in a couple years, more than three buildings and roughly 15 acres are planned to support numerous businesses, events and trade shows.
The wedding space at the neighboring Taylors Mill is also called the Southern Bleachery, but the name also applies to the massive project underway on the front half of the historic textile mill. Even though the wedding venue is in Taylors Mill, it is still owned by The Southern Bleachery development team.
The collection of brick and metal buildings sits clustered together and are a part of the overall Southern Bleachery development, but each space will "have a different identity," Black said.
The project was approved to receive tax credits by Greenville County Council. The credits are part of the South Carolina Textile Communities Revitalization Act, which give qualifying projects tax credits that equal up to 25% of the total expenses.
"Renovating the buildings to the historical standard is so much more expensive, and it just wouldn’t have been possible without it," Black said of the tax credits.
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Junto Coffee and The Marketplace are the two venues currently open for business, but Black and his team has a litany of other projects coming over the next year.
Situated on the left side of the road as soon as you enter the Mill's property, the white aluminum Butler Building will house Junto Coffee's roasting operation, a raw seafood bar and a bakery. A grassy lawn and outdoor seating will be available for patrons. Black said construction will begin in earnest in two months and will cost $1.4 million.
The Butler Building has a tentative opening set for June 2020.
The red-bricked building houses one of Taylors Mill's two smokestacks. Demolition is underway, with the original windows set to be restored and installed by October. Black said it will be leased, but he would love to see a boutique hotel, co-working space or design studio fill the historic building. The estimated cost to renovate is $2.6 million, Black said.
The Boiler Room will take the longest to complete. If a hotel moves into the space, it won't be completed with the rest of the project. "A hotel will push us into 2021," Black said.
Tucked into the corner of the property between two retention ponds, the Filtration building was once used to filter the mill village's drinking water. It's being used as a workspace for the window restorers, but will be utilized for smaller weddings and events, like corporate retreats.
A renovated craftsman-style home a few yards from the building will be used as private bridal and groom suites for weddings. The project will be finished in a few months and cost $625,000, according to Black, who is the property's sole developer.
The upper retention pond will be filled with water and restored, and the lower pond will be landscaped for a dog park, according to Black.
The Warehouse's long body ends in the base of a terraced hill known as The Hill. There already have been events on the grassy expanse, but outdoor restrooms, a food truck-meets-outdoor patio and a playground will be added by mid-October, according to Southern Bleachery special events manager Nathan Brannon.
The tree House sits at the top of the hill, offering a view of the mill and the surrounding woods. Black said he was inspired by his "9-year-old maturity level," his three young sons and the treehouse at Bluffton's high-end resort Palmetto Bluff.
The treehouse will be ADA-compliant and have three levels for kids to play. It's one of "six or seven" child-friendly play areas planned for the property.
Black also is planning to add more trails throughout the property. A 900-foot paved pathway — which Black said was paved to the same standards as the Swamp Rabbit Trail — is in place. Cypress tress, wildflowers and more grass are all set to be installed by late October. In total, Black said landscaping will cost around $800,000.
It's not a new renovation or business, but Black wants to host a Shark Tank-style public forum for local entrepreneurs to pitch their ideas for two planned vendor locations.
The bakery space planned for the Butler building and the current space Junto Coffee is in (the coffeeshop will be moving to a smaller building on property within the next year).
Along with the the three lots currently in use, Black said two more lots, an additional 600 spaces, will be added. The three parking ares already in use will be paved in the coming weeks.
The neighboring Taylors Mill has several hundred parking spaces, but Southern Bleachery visitors will have their own ample space to park once the project is completed next year.
Taylor Watts and Sophia Hill, who got engaged in November 2022, exchanged vows Saturday at a sprawling tree farm in front of 250 guests, including some of their YouTube subscribersTaylor Watts and Sophia Hill are officially husband and wife!The Christian TikTok stars known as Taylor and Soph exchanged traditional vows at Heyward Manor, a 650-acre tree farm ...
Taylor Watts and Sophia Hill, who got engaged in November 2022, exchanged vows Saturday at a sprawling tree farm in front of 250 guests, including some of their YouTube subscribers
Taylor Watts and Sophia Hill are officially husband and wife!
The Christian TikTok stars known as Taylor and Soph exchanged traditional vows at Heyward Manor, a 650-acre tree farm in Iva, S.C., on Saturday during their "classy and timeless" ceremony.
Ahead of their nuptials, the pair told PEOPLE they couldn't wait for their big day.
"I'm most looking forward to Sophia walking down the aisle," says Watts, 21. "First seeing her I feel like the moment of realization like that, 'Wow, we're about to be united into one. We're about to become one.' "
In a dress by Stella York, from Tiffinie Bleu Bridal, the bride walked down the aisle to "Gratitude" by Brandon Lake on her way to the altar, where she joined Watts and their 12 bridesmaids and groomsmen.
Following the ceremony, a buffet style dinner of house and Caesar salad, antipasto, beef, grilled chicken and three different types of pastas were served before the couple cut into their four-tiered vanilla and buttercream wedding cake.
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In posts leading up to wedding day, the couple told social media followers that subscribers to their YouTube channel could get an invite. "We're so excited. You'll literally be able to come from the start of the wedding to the end," Hill said in a post urging people to subscribe. "We'll see you at the wedding."
The couple first connected in February 2020. "We were in our hometown, and we met through some mutual friends," says Hill. "Taylor and I, we started chatting and then we were dating within a week."
Watts popped the question with a ring by Helzberg Diamonds on Nov. 28, 2022.
"We saw no benefit in having a long engagement and we had no true reason to wait," says Hill. "I've looked forward to wedding planning my entire life. I always knew I wanted to do a fun wedding. With it being such a short period of time to plan, it was stressful at times. But overall, it was just really fun. And we wouldn't change anything about having a short engagement."
Hill did the bulk of the wedding planning but says her husband offered his input in one department.
"I helped pick the food," he says. "I picked Italian. That I had a big hand in, but other than that, colors or schemes or anything like that, not my thing."
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Now that they're setting into married life, Hill and Watts are looking forward to their future and sharing a home once he finishes classes at the University of Georgia.
"I'm super excited to just be able to live together," says Hill. "Right now, it's not crazy long distance but with him being at school — it's only an hour and a half away — it's somewhat of a long distance."
Watts is also ready to move in with his new wife — and perhaps start a family soon. "I'll just be excited when we can live together and have our own house and be able to do routines together and everything and life together," he says. "And I'm also just very excited to have lots of babies. When we get married, I don't think we'll wait very long. And then once we start, we'll probably keep going for a couple!"
In August of 1969, eight-year-old Danny Newman attended the grand opening of Wade Hampton Roller Rink in Taylors.Five decades later, Newman bent down to lace up his skates once more before leaning back against the same carpeted walls he would've leaned on 50 years ago."I've been here since doors open. It'll hook you like a bad drug," the Campobello resident said. "Lord, God knows if it wasn't for the skating rink what I'd have been into."Newman, now 58, was back at the roller rink, now ...
In August of 1969, eight-year-old Danny Newman attended the grand opening of Wade Hampton Roller Rink in Taylors.
Five decades later, Newman bent down to lace up his skates once more before leaning back against the same carpeted walls he would've leaned on 50 years ago.
"I've been here since doors open. It'll hook you like a bad drug," the Campobello resident said. "Lord, God knows if it wasn't for the skating rink what I'd have been into."
Newman, now 58, was back at the roller rink, now Taylors Roller Sports, for Old School Skate Night, a yearly celebration of the retro skate culture of the '70s and '80s.
On Sunday night, about 100 people – young, old and every age in between – wobbled and glided over the well-worn rink floor. Three generations of families, couples rekindling the romance of their youth and past championship roller skaters skated to disco hits.
"It's the only time they can really see each other really, once a year, because family takes over, life takes over. So, once a year everybody gets to meet up," said Chris Bellinger, owner of Roller Sports.
Bellinger spent his youth in skates, competing in speed skating competitions, taking lessons from Newman and spending his Friday and Saturday nights on the rink with friends he still has to this day.
Bellinger and his wife, Allison, bought the rink in 2009, on the heels of the recession. Bellinger was laid off from General Motors, so he called the then-owner of Roller Sports, Lawson Scoggins, to ask for a job.
"I told him I just got laid off and he said, 'Good. You can buy me out.'"
In the decade since he took over, Bellinger and his wife have kept the Old School Skate Nights going, a yearly tradition that started about 15 years ago.
"A lot of people here tonight are friends from way back when," Jeffrey Wade Hand of Greer said Sunday night. "Kids that I've raised have come here."
Hand pointed to his daughter sitting on a bench, watching the skaters zoom past as she held Hand's granddaughter.
The skating rink has an undeniable smell.
Five decades of sweat, old skates and cigarette smoke cling to the burgundy carpeted walls and geometric, psychedelic cutouts fashioned around the rink.
While not much cosmetically has changed, the bygone culture of the '70s has.
"It was the '70s. You'd see six-year-olds smoking cigarettes. It was just a different time. But it would've been packed, there'd be 400 people skating the floor at one time," Bellinger said of the Friday nights he spent at the rink in that decade.
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Eddie Crawford spent Sunday night in the DJ booth, playing the same Prince hits he played while he worked at the rink during the '80s.
His favorite memories from that time were all-night skates.
"You'd get in at about seven o'clock on Friday night and we did all night skates to the following morning. And that's one of the things that was really cool for kids to be able to do and have a good time," Crawford said.
Old School Skate Nights are popular nationwide, with similar skating rinks in Tampa, San Antonio and San Francisco all throwing "adults-only" skate nights.
But in Taylors, Old School Skate Night was for all ages.
"This is a big family. That's all it is, a big skate family," Newman said.
Zoe covers Clemson for The Greenville News and Independent Mail. Reach her at znicholson@gannett.com or Twitter @zoenicholson_
Wednesday, Feb 14, 2024South Carolina high school boys basketball: SCHSL computer rankings, stats leaders, schedules and scoresFeb 14, 2024South Carolina high school boys basketball: SCHSL computer rankings, stats leaders, schedules and scoresKey South Carolina high school boys basketball games, computer rankings, stat leader...
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Feb 14, 2024South Carolina high school boys basketball: SCHSL computer rankings, stats leaders, schedules and scoresKey South Carolina high school boys basketball games, computer rankings, stat leaders, schedules & scores - live & final.Stats have been entered for the Eastside vs. Wade Hampton on Friday, Feb. 9, 2024.
80Points14Assists22ReboundsOn Friday, Feb 9, 2024, the Eastside Varsity Boys Basketball team won their Eastside High School game against Wade Hampton High School by a score of 80-64.
Eastside80Wade Hampton64FinalOn Tuesday, Feb 6, 2024, the Eastside Varsity Boys Basketball team won their Laurens District 55 High School game against Laurens High School by a score of 66-45.
Eastside66Laurens45FinalStats have been entered for the Eastside vs. Greer on Friday, Feb. 2, 2024.
49Points4Assists26ReboundsOn Friday, Feb 2, 2024, the Eastside Varsity Boys Basketball team lost their Eastside High School game against Greer High School by a score of 49-60.
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Jan 29, 2024South Carolina high school boys basketball: SCHSL computer rankings, stats leaders, schedules and scoresKey South Carolina high school boys basketball games, computer rankings, stat leaders, schedules & scores - live & final.Stats have been entered for the Eastside vs. Riverside on Friday, Jan. 26, 2024.
47Points7Assists22ReboundsOn Friday, Jan 26, 2024, the Eastside Varsity Boys Basketball team won their Riverside High School game against Riverside High School by a score of 47-45.
Riverside45FinalStats have been entered for the Eastside vs. Blue Ridge on Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2024.
69Points16Assists31ReboundsOn Wednesday, Jan 24, 2024, the Eastside Varsity Boys Basketball team won their Eastside High School game against Blue Ridge High School by a score of 69-44.
Eastside69Blue Ridge44FinalStats have been entered for the Eastside vs. Wade Hampton on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024.
64Points10Assists36ReboundsOn Tuesday, Jan 23, 2024, the Eastside Varsity Boys Basketball team won their Wade Hampton High School game against Wade Hampton High School by a score of 64-54.
Eastside64Wade Hampton54FinalStats have been entered for the Eastside vs. Laurens on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024.
58Points8Assists31ReboundsOn Friday, Jan 19, 2024, the Eastside Varsity Boys Basketball team won their Eastside High School game against Laurens High School by a score of 58-52.
Laurens52FinalStats have been entered for the Eastside vs. Riverside on Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2024.
46Points4Assists22ReboundsOn Tuesday, Jan 16, 2024, the Eastside Varsity Boys Basketball team lost their Eastside High School game against Riverside High School by a score of 46-55.
Eastside46Riverside55FinalBasketball Game Preview: Eastside Eagles vs. Riverside Warriors
Team Reports•Jan 16, 2024Basketball Game Preview: Eastside Eagles vs. Riverside WarriorsPreview: Eastside Eagles vs. Riverside WarriorsStats have been entered for the Eastside vs. Greer on Friday, Jan. 12, 2024.
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Fri, 2/9vs LancasterTBASat, 2/10vs Wade HamptonW 80-64Thu, 2/15@ LancasterL 49-51
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