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Get to know Augusta Gateway
Augusta Gateway is a “village-style retail center” coming to Augusta Road
Conceptual renderings show stand-alone buildings. | Rendering via Pintail CRE
The south end of Augusta Road (near Mauldin Road + Potomac Avenue) is getting a “village-style retail center” called Augusta Gateway, which promises “a modern community with neighborhood convenience.”
What to expect
The development will feature six stand-alone buildings, including a ~23,000-sqft anchor tenant space, which developers say is perfect for a boutique grocery, hardware store, or entertainment venue.
With 207 parking spaces, the shopping center aims to be a “park-once destination,” giving shoppers access to food, retail, and other businesses all in one area.
A look at what’s to come.
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Rendering via Pintail CRE
Where have we heard this before?
When we saw this development, we thought, “This sounds familiar.” That’s because we first told you about a strategic plan for this area in early 2023 before Greenville County Council officially adopted the plan that April.
The name of this development appears to be a nod to “The Augusta Gateway District Character Development Plan,” (found on page 9) which was inspired by the City of Greenville’s Greenville2040 Comprehensive Plan.
We read the long documents so you don’t have to: The goal described in the plans is to prepare for the population growth while maintaining character for the area.
Events
Wednesday, Sept. 18
Game Night | Wednesday, Sept. 18 | 6-9 p.m. | The People’s Tap | Free entry | Explore new board games with help from local game shop, Boardwalk Games.
Thursday, Sept. 19
“Ms. Holmes and Ms. Watson, Apt 2B” | Thursday, Sept. 19-Sunday, Oct. 6 | Times vary | The Warehouse Theatre | $35+ | This is an “irreverent, darkly comic, modern take” on this famous detective story.
Friday, Sept. 20
Más Salsa | Friday, Sept. 20 | 6-10 p.m. | Camperdown Plaza | Free entry | Celebrate the start of Hispanic Heritage Month as the Hispanic Alliance + Upstate International partner to bring this bonus edition of Salsa at Sunset.
Movie Night in the Piazza | Friday, Sept. 20 | 6:30-9 p.m. | BridgeWay Station, Simpsonville | Free entry | Watch “Toy Story” under the stars as you indulge in food from the nearby restaurants.
Tuesday, Oct. 1
United Way of Greenville County’s Women United Summit| Tuesday, Oct. 1 | 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m. | Greenville Convention Center | $250 | Register for this event featuring inspiring workshops, a vendor fair, networking opportunities, and special guest Angela Garbes, bestselling author of “Essential Labor: Mothering as Social Change."*
🩻 Prisma Health On Call: Ask your questions about radiology
Prisma Health’s skilled radiologists and technicians keep patients comfortable while they assess physical and functional capabilities for optimum diagnostic readings. | Photos provided by Prisma Health
Before you go in for an imaging procedure, you may have some questions. That’s why, in this month’s installment of Prisma Health On Call, we’re connecting readers to Prisma Health specialists to chat all things radiology, including:
When are imaging services necessary?
What is retail imaging and how is it different from hospital imaging?
$266 billion. That’s the total economic impact of Michelin according to a study by USC’s Darla Moore School of Business. The tire company has operated in South Carolina for 50 years. (Upstate Business Journal)
Development
A six building, 226,800-sqft industrial park called SouthPoint Commerce Center is coming to 25 acres near the South Carolina Technology and Aviation Center. The project broke ground last week. (Upstate Business Journal)
Biz
Keurig Dr Pepper will invest $141 million creating 84 new jobs in Spartanburg County. A new site in Moore will house production of K-Rounds, which are plastic-free coffee pods.
Announced
The Well is teaming up with euphoria for an end of summer tailgate before Hootie and the Blowfish’s “Summer Camp with Trucks Tour.” Whether you have tickets to the show or not, the free party is this Saturday, Sept. 21, from 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Opening
Marketplace + meal prep business Good to Go GVL will open a new Five Forks location on Scuffletown Road (near Pasta Project) on Friday, Sept. 27. In addition to prepared foods, the spot offers a curated wine selection + artisan products.
Coming Soon
While we have your attention, Five Forks — Chestnut Coffee House + Market says it will open its doors next month. Right now the team is hiring for the new location just across from Sportsclub.
Biz
Hey, we know those guys. Founders of GVLtoday and 6AM City (GVLtoday’s parent company) Ryan Johnston and Ryan Heafy will speak at endeavor’s Collaborators and Cocktails event on Tuesday, Oct. 1. Learn about the event + how to get tickets.
Outdoors
The s’more seasons the merrier. Lake Hartwell State Park announced campgrounds will be open year-round, giving you a chance to experience the park and the lake during any season.
Theatre
In case you missed it, The Warehouse Theatre’s 51st season kicked off this past weekend with the opening of “Ms. Holmes and Ms. Watson, Apt. 2B,” featuring the famous detective duo as oddball female roommates. Tickets are on sale now for this comedy-mystery running through Sunday, Oct. 6. *
Health
It’s Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and Prisma Health experts are spreading awareness about a new, minimally invasive treatment. Listen to learn more about this exciting therapy.*
Pets
Concerned about pet care costs? Oasis Animal Hospital is here to help with tips on how to save at the vet. Psst… The Oasis team works with every client to understand financial situations + discuss options to avoid breaking the bank.*
Listen
Picture natural sound all around you — from bustling cafes to quiet parks. With advanced directional microphones, these tiny hearing devices focus on what you want to hear, and soften what you don’t. Hear what all the fuss is about.*
Giveaway
🍽️ Win $500 to dine at your favorite restaurants this fall
We’re giving away $500 in local restaurant gift cards to four lucky winners. | Graphic by 6AM City
If you’re like us, you’re counting down the days to gorgeous fall weather in the Upstate.
So, we’ve teamed up with Greenville Federal Credit Union to help our readers (that’s you) enjoy the cooler temps with al fresco dinners — at any of your favorite local restaurants.
What Scout’s doughnut are you based on your personality?
Using our very scientific five question quiz, we wanted to know what doughnut you are based on your personality. See how you matched up with your fellow Greenvillians.
55% | Not Yo’ Mama’s Apple Pie
With local apples picked up from Swamp Rabbit Cafe & Grocery and sourced from a nearby farm, you’re oozing with Greenville pride.
24% | S’mores
People are intrigued by you. Who wouldn’t be with a beautiful toasted marshmallow on top? You’re decadent and luxurious, yet still approachable and familiar.
11% | Salted Caramel
You’re balanced and well-rounded, much like the flavor profile of this salty, sweet treat.
10% | Sweet Strawberry
You’re steady, consistent, and a fan-favorite — just like when we swing by Scout’s and want something sugary, sweet, and Instagrammable.
One of my favorite things about euphoria week in Greenville is the talent it brings into town. Earlier this week, I grabbed dinner with my friend John Park who is a content creator in Roanoke, VA (and a big fan of our city’s food scene). We went to Little Secret at Eighth State to order one of everything on the menu. If you haven’t been, this spot needs to be on your list. Warning: It won’t be there forever.
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