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| HUSTL founder Travis Tourville with custom Sorinex equipment at the new Barnwell Street gym. | Photo by COLAtoday |
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“You go to work, you go home, you go here.”
That's how HUSTL founder Travis Tourville describes his vision for HUSTL Athletic Club, a new fitness and wellness space set to open in December on Barnwell Street, near the BullStreet District.
The 10,500-sqft facility is a one-stop shop for strength training, conditioning, yoga, Pilates, and recovery. But Tourville wants members to find more than a workout.
Inside the clubThe main workout floor is divided into two areas featuring custom equipment from Lexington-based Sorinex, which has outfitted training facilities for pro teams and around the SEC.
After all that hard work, your body will need to recover. A dedicated lounge will feature heated reclining chairs, compression boots, percussion guns, and heated wraps.
The men's and women's locker rooms also offer perks. Each has a traditional dry sauna and a walk-in IceVault a few steps away that drops to ~36 degrees. No drying off necessary. The IceVault cools you down without the shock of an icy plunge.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is set for Thursday, Dec. 10 at 9:30 a.m. |
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Events
Friday, Oct. 16Famously Hot Pride | Friday, Oct. 16-Saturday, Oct. 17 | 11 a.m. | Main Street District | Free
SCGA Open Pottery Studio | Friday, Oct. 16-Saturday, Oct. 17 | 11 a.m.-9 p.m. | Sumter County Gallery of Art, Sumter | $5+
Finlay Fridays | 6-9 p.m. | Finlay Park | Free
Saturday, Oct. 1778th Annual Trinity Bazaar | 10 a.m.-2 p.m. | Trinity Cathedral | Free
Epworth 130th Anniversary BBQ | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Epworth Children's Home | $10+
Columbia Italian Festival | 1-7 p.m. | Finlay Park | Free
Two Gals and a Fork Food Tours | 3-5:30 p.m. | Private Property Courtyard , Lexington | $55
Sunday, Oct. 18Midlands Clay Arts Society Holiday Sale | 11 a.m.-7 p.m. | Stormwater Studios | Free
Car Cruise In | 12-4:03 p.m. | Steel Hands Brewing, Cayce | Free
Free Sundays | 1-4 p.m. | Robert Mills House | Free |
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SeasonalFunnel cakes, ferris wheels + fair fun| Presented by South Carolina State Fair |
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| Take in the sights, soar above the midway, and make the most of every moment at the South Carolina State Fair. | Photos by South Carolina State Fair |
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Craving some fun this fall? The South Carolina State Fair is back now through Oct. 25.
Pig out on new fair food, enjoy jaw-dropping performances, discover award-winning agriculture and arts + make memories that’ll last 'til the cows come home.
Get your sliding ducks in a row. Save time and money when you buy tickets at a participating Circle K or online. |
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News Notes
Real EstateParkland Plaza in Cayce is on the market for just over $21 million. The 175,000-sqft shopping center includes Food Lion, Planet Fitness, Ace Hardware, Five Below, and Kingsman Restaurant, home to one of my favorite pimento cheeseburgers in town. (The Post and Courier)CommunityRichland County is joining Lexington and Orangeburg counties in using autism decals to help law enforcement and first responders recognize when someone may have autism or light sensitivity. The Richland County Sheriff’s Department plans to distribute thousands of the decals for homes and vehicles. (WIS)OutdoorsA section of the Saluda Riverwalk will reopen today, Oct. 16, after Columbia Water completed sewer infrastructure work between the Millrace Boardwalk and Boyd Island. The project included excavating and reworking part of the existing sewer line, with some paving still to come.FamilyRichland Library’s Not-So-Spooky Halloween Stroll returns Thursday, Oct. 22 from 2 to 5 p.m., starting at Richland Library Main. Families can dress up, stroll Main Street, and stop at participating businesses for candy and other goodies.ConcertThe Carolina Blues Preservation Society’s next Woodshed Sessions is Friday, Oct. 30 at Carolina Arts Café + Studios in Cayce. The three-part evening includes dinner, a masterclass and artist Q+A, a 45-minute set from Elliott New and the Untouchables, and a closing set from the house band.SeasonalThe holiday season is sneaking up fast. Devine Night Out returns Thursday, Nov. 12 from 5 to 8 p.m. The annual event turns Devine Street into a holiday shopping stroll with photos with Santa and a community tree lighting.EatThere’s a reason Italian food is loved around the world. Every bite tells a story of tradition, with recipes passed down through generations. Discover the authentic ingredients and unforgettable flavors that make Italy’s culinary culture so special — and see how to enjoy the extraordinary Italian taste.*EduWhat if you could earn your MBA in just one year? (Yes, really.) The College of Charleston’s full-time MBA makes it possible — and it’s the only MBA program in SC recognized on Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2026-2027 Best Business Schools list. See what sets it apart and if it fits your goals.*Pro TipWhen you have a legal question or document to sort through, waiting can be risky. Book a 30- or 60-minute call with an attorney for a confidential, privileged conversation — and walk away with a clear strategy for what to do next. Rocket Lawyer memberships start at just $149 for 30 minutes.*Featured DealElizabeth Arden’s Friends & Family sale is here for just a few days with 25% off orders of $125 or more with code EAFAM. Score rare savings on best-sellers and internet-famous favorites like the Advanced Gold Capsules and Retinol + HPR Eye Cream. Shop now — the sale ends Tuesday, Oct. 20.*BizBriefWhat would make BizBrief, our weekly newsletter, more useful to you? Tell us what you’d like to see more of in this quick survey — today is the last day to enter for a chance to win a $100 gift card.
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SeasonalA carnevil of sorts
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| These two have been dying to see what’s happening in Five Points this Halloween. | Photo by COLAtoday |
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Five Points is getting into the Halloween spirit, and businesses throughout the village are joining the fun with candy, creepy decorations, and a little CarnEvil chaos.
The month-long Haunting of Five Points has businesses and the fountain decked out with spooky storefronts and Halloween installations, with plenty of reasons to wander around and see what's lurking.
Two dates to mark on your Halloween calendar:- Sunday, Oct. 25 | Trick or Treat in Five Points | Bring the little ghouls out from 4 to 6 p.m. to trick-or-treat as businesses hand out candy and host Halloween activities, including Pluck a Pumpkin at the Fountain.
- Thursday, Oct. 29 | CarnEvil of Fortunes | The Five Points Association is teaming up with Publico for a one-night-only celebration featuring stilt walkers, fortune tellers, clowns, and cocktails from 6 to 9 p.m.
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The Buy
| 25% off your new favorite lunchbox. Crock-Pot’s award-winning portable food warmer is perfect for taking fall soups, stews, and grain bowls on the go — the tight-fitting lid means no spills, while a dishwasher-safe inner pot means easy clean-up. Plus, it’s cute. |
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