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Reporter for @postandcourier. Former reporter for @Gannett @seacoastonline @pacificbiznews and @Joliet_HN
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A proposed 175-room Charleston hotel wants fewer parking spaces. Here’s why. Original

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By Megan Fernandes Verified
| Post and Courier Verified
The developer of a proposed hotel at the former site of The Alley in Charleston is seeking permission to significantly reduce the number of parking spaces planned for the project. Plans for the proposed 175-room lodging at 131 Columbus St., between Meeting and King streets, include an 80-seat ground-floor restaurant, a 118-seat rooftop restaurant and 15,000 square feet of event space. A map shows the proposed hotel at 131 Columbus St. in Charleston.
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Proposed hotel on Johns Island gets a green light and critique Original

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By Megan Fernandes Verified
| Post and Courier Verified
JOHNS ISLAND — A proposed boutique hotel on the island has cleared a key design hurdle. Future plans for the four-story Jubilee call for 75 rooms on roughly 1.5 acres of a larger 13.5-acre mixed-use development. Designs also include space for a restaurant and a hotel rooftop terrace. Charleston’s Design Review Board granted conceptual approval at its Sept. 8 meeting for the proposed Jubilee hotel at 2919 Maybank Highway, voting to sign off on the design with several staff recommendations.
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O’Charley’s abruptly closes all South Carolina restaurants, including Underground Chuck’s Original

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By Teri Errico Griffis Verified, Megan Fernandes Verified
| Post and Courier Verified
After 55 years, O'Charley's Restaurant + Bar has suddenly shut down all corporate locations, closing every remaining restaurant as of Sept. 9. The Nashville-based chain, known for its casual dining, operated 47 O'Charley's restaurants and a spin-off concept with two locations as of September. Underground Chuck's was a casual pub-style concept O'Charley's launched in former restaurant locations.
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