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South Carolina is home to several restaurants that offer a variety of strong menu options, most notably sandwiches. From barbecue to catfish sandwiches, residents and visitors to the Palmetto State will have a nice group of options to pick from, when it comes to figuring out their next sandwich meal.
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Owner of Diener’s Restaurant in Mechanicsburg retiring and passing the torch to new owner Updated 4:14 PM; Today 1:52 PM Linda Bishop is retiring as owner of Diener's Restaurant at 135 W. Main St. in Mechanicsburg. A new owner will operate the restaurant under the same name. Photo provided Facebook Share A landmark breakfast spot in Mechanicsburg is changing hands. Diener’s Restaurant owner Linda Bishop is retiring on April 30 after a 21-year run. She’s passing the torch to a new owner who will operate the 80-year-old establishment at 135 W. Main St. under the same name. “It’s bee...
Then and Now: Orpheum Theater and Ryan Block in Gardner Two entrepreneurial brothers and a iconic local movie house left their mark on downtown Mike Richard Special for The Gardner News The three-sided marquee was easily one of downtown Gardner’s most familiar landmarks, promoting the double-feature films at the beloved Orpheum Theater. How many Saturdays around noontime did you get into the line that would snake down Parker Street, around the bend at Liggett’s Drug Store, to the corner of Pleasant Street and beyond for the afternoon matinee? Originally known as the Murray Block, the Orph...