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The owner of Living Room Nightclub in Mullins, Cynthia Williams, said her business is not a public nuisance, and she plans to fight a judge's order to temporarily shut it down.
SC Circuit Court Judge William Seales granted the City of Mullins a temporary injunction during a hearing last week to shut down the nightclub, according to Captain Joe Graham with Mullins police.
Twelfth Circuit Solicitor Ed Clements said he filed the petition for a temporary injunction in January on behalf of the City of Mullins as a special prosecutor.
The petition says, "Since October 2013 there have been three shootings at the Living Room Club includingthe murder of Keith Anthony Broome on New Year's Eve of 2015. In addition, the Living Room Club has been the source of numerous assaults and thefts. On a regular basis, the police are called to the Living Room Club for loud noise and disturbances of the peace. On several occasions police officers have witnessed the presence of unlawful controlled substances and drug paraphernalia in the Living Room and on its premises."
According to the petition, "The owners and employers of the Living Room Club do not cooperate with police when we are investigating a crime which either occurred in the Club or in the parking lot. Members of the community are intimidated by the Living Room Club's owners and are reluctant to testify as to crimes which occur in the Club."
Williams said whenever there are problems at the club, her employees always call police. She added they cooperate with officers as best they can with the information they have.
She believes her nightclub was shut down due to things beyond her control and disagrees with the number of shootings police have attributed to problems at her club.
"They're really trying to make it a lot worse than what it is. They're saying three shootings," said Williams. She went on to say while Broome was killed at the club, the other shootings were drive by shootings "where somebody rode by and shot at the building, and they're saying it like there was another shooting at this location."
"Murders happen every day every where. I've heard of cases where people have been killed in courtrooms. People have been killed at grocery stores, malls, convenience stores, the location. How can the Living Room murder anybody? That's senseless," she added.
Williams said police have unfairly targeted her business for years, and she said the claims in the petition to close it down are false.
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By Laura Barnhardt Cech March 6 at 11:01 AM
W. Thomas Curtis could be considered a pioneer.
Curtis was among the first residents of King Farm, in 1999, when there were still acres of vacant fields left from a closed dairy farm.
I remember all the dust, says Curtis, a financial planner. It was being kicked up by the all the construction crews. Wed have to clean the front porch almost every day.
From its dusty, agrarian beginnings, the planned 430-acre community now has 3,200 single-family houses, townhouses, condominiums and apartments, with about 8,000 residents. In addition to 3million square feet of office space and a Sheraton hotel, there is also 125,000 square feet of retail space in the Village Square.
The whole area has matured, Curtis says. Even the little twigs planted during construction are now trees.
Diverse community: Construction in the planned, mixed-use community began in 1997, the year after it was annexed into the city of Rockville.
The community has a civic board called the King Farm Citizens Assembly, and the Board of Trustees manages the community with a management staff employed by the Assembly. An activities director helps organize community events, including movies on the lawn in the summer, concerts and seasonal festivals.
Theres something for everyone, says Gail Sherman, president of the King Farm Citizens Assembly.
Residents like the mix of housing types, too, Sherman says.
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Tiger Woods: golfer, course architect ... restaurateur?
That final label appears to be on the horizon, as Woods' first restaurant is set to open shortly near his home in Jupiter, Fla., according to a Golf.com report.
Construction continues on an 8,000-square-foot space that will be named "The Woods Jupiter: Sports and Dining Club," which is part of the new Harbourside Place retail development. Woods was reportedly seen recently on the property, accompanied by friend and NBA star Michael Jordan. According to the report, the restaurant was projected to open by the end of March, but now a "soft opening" is expected by late April or mid-May, followed by a full-fledged opening this summer.
"Construction on the restaurant is on-going, but no opening date has yet been set," said Glenn Greenspan, Woods' spokesman, in an e-mail to Golf.com.
Woods' first foray into off-course ventures came in the area of golf course design. His first completed course, El Cardonal in Mexico, officially opened to the public in December, and his first U.S. design, Bluejack National outside Houston, is expected to open this fall.
Woods last played competitively at the Farmers Insurance Open, and he announced on Feb. 11 that he would be taking a break from the PGA Tour until his game was "tournament-ready." He has until March 13 to commit to the Arnold Palmer Invitational, held March 19-22, an event that he has won seven times.
The report describes the restaurant's name as "cumbersome" and adds an interesting tidbit: Nike "has the rights to the name Tiger Woods" according to the building's owner, thereby preventing the 14-time major champ from using it as part of the restaurant's name.
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Scioto Downs Racino expansion includes microbrewery 6 March 2015
COLUMBUS, Ohio & Reno, Nevada -- (PRESS RELEASE) -- Eldorado Resorts, Inc. announced today that it will commence construction at Scioto Downs Racino of The Brew Brothers, a new $5.9 million microbrewery and restaurant that is expected to open by the fourth quarter of 2015. The Brew Brothers will serve as a central component of the Companys planned $9.5 million Phase II expansion of the property. The Phase II expansion plan for the property will extend its guest amenities and entertainment offerings and includes a 5,000-square-foot outdoor smoking patio that opened in December 2014 with 60 video lottery terminals (VLTs), as well as a new bakery and snack bar that are expected to open by the fourth quarter.
The Brew Brothers is a proven 15-year-old concept which originated at the Companys Eldorado Resort Casino in Reno, Nevada. The Brew Brothers at Scioto Downs Racino will feature a state-of-the-art microbrewery complete with ten brewing vessels, a 44-foot-long bar that contains 23 bar seats, 127 indoor seats, 80 patio seats, a 336-square-foot entertainment stage and a 37-foot-tall grain silo. The Brew Brothers innovative dining menu will feature dishes created in the restaurants wood-burning pizza oven, smoker and custom-designed broiler.
Scioto Downs has a rich history of harness racing, and since the opening of our gaming facility in June 2012, guests in the greater Columbus market have reacted favorably to our exciting blend of racing and gaming entertainment amenities, said Gary Carano, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Eldorado. Construction of The Brew Brothers microbrewery and restaurant, which will serve as the cornerstone of our Phase II property expansion, reflects our commitment to extend the Carano familys legacy of providing guests with diverse food and beverage options across our property portfolio. Eldorados innovative Brew Brothers concept has proven to be very popular with our guests in Reno and we expect it to further elevate the level of unique amenities that we offer guests at Scioto Downs.
Providing unique dining and entertainment experiences to our guests is one of our strategic priorities and we intend to continue to selectively invest in return-focused property enhancements that can drive long-term growth across Eldorados portfolio. Our Phase II expansion plan for Scioto Downs Racino also includes a recently opened outdoor smoking patio that features 60 VLTs that has been well received by our guests. We also plan to extend our food and beverage options at the property with a new bakery and snack bar that will open by the fourth quarter. We believe these amenities highlight our ongoing commitment to exceed our guests expectations.
Located across from the Grove Buffet, The Brew Brothers will feature rustic dcor that utilizes a blend of reclaimed wood, metal and concrete materials, while warm colors and elegant touches give an upscale and comfortable feel. The beer menu will feature award-winning selections, including five drafts that are custom brewed in-house, five locally crafted beers, Brew Brothers root beer, and other commercial bottle offerings.
Guests will be able to sit at the 44-foot-long bar and watch the brew master craft the restaurants brews or enjoy a cocktail by the fire pit in the outdoor beer garden. The microbrewery and restaurant will feature large high-definition TVs for viewing sporting events as well as an entertainment venue complete with a ten-foot screen and a fully-equipped stage that will offer guests an exciting after hours nightlife with live music and DJs.
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