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How to Make the Most Out of an Evening in Downtown Greenville, S.C.
How to Make the Most Out of an Evening in Downtown Greenville, S.C.

Making downtown a place people want to be is the constant challenge of city leaders the world over. While there’s no magical one-size-fits-all formula, some cities simply get it right. One of those happens to be Greenville, South Carolina, a smaller Southern city sporting a downtown with a lot of charm.

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This Independent Ann Arbor Bookstore is the Best Thing Since Sliced Bread
This Independent Ann Arbor Bookstore is the Best Thing Since Sliced Bread

Situated on the corner of East Washington Street and South 4th Avenue, smack dab in downtown Ann Arbor, or A2, as we insiders like to call it (I really hope you rolled your eyes just now), Literati opened on March 31, 2013, and its owners, Hilary and Michael Gustafson, are firm believers in the "whimsy that an independent bookstore provides."

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