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Charleston's Edmund's Oast is among a handful of breweries across the Carolinas who will soon begin beer distribution outside of the United States — setting sights on the United Kingdom.

LOCATION DESCRIPTION: Adjacent to Murry Landing, a Publix anchored shopping center which includes other tenants such as Anytime Fitness, Great Clips, and Bank of America ACREAGE: 2.20 acres of land available at the point where Dreher Shoals Road turns into North Lake Drive UTILITIES: Water and sewer are available to site ZONING: GC (General Commercial) ROAD FRONTAGE: Boasts 320 of frontage on ...

Charleston's Edmund's Oast is among a handful of breweries across the Carolinas who will soon begin beer distribution outside of the United States — setting sights on the United Kingdom.

Undeveloped. Property ID 18321549. 55 acres of unimproved land located off Highway 321 in Gaston, SC. This property is located within 1 mile of the Diamond Pet Plant and 25 minutes from downtown Columbia. Property address has not been formerly addressed. 410 Boy Scout Rd is being used for general mapping purposes.

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305 Duncan, Pelion, SC 29123 is a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1,209 sqft single-family home built in 1970. This property is currently available for sale and was listed by SAR on Sep 20, 2023. The MLS # for this home is MLS# 304224. 305 Duncan, Pelion, SC 29123 is a 1,209 sqft, 3 bed, 2 bath Single-Family Home listed for $189,900.

The Spenser Review was founded in 1969-70 by Elizabeth Bieman and A. Kent Hieatt, and was originally published from the University of Western Ontario, with the endorsement of the Renaissance Society of America. Until 2001 its title was Spenser Newsletter. In 2008, Editor Sheila Cavanagh at Emory University saw the journal from print to digital ...