Posted By Vince Grzegorekvgrzegorek@clevescene.com> on Wed, Jul 21, 2021 at 5:10 PM click to enlarge Prosperity Social Club is changing hands, but not changing anything else
As Prosperity Social Club owner Bonnie Flinner started planning her exit strategy from the Tremont bar and restaurant she d owned for 16 years, she didn t have to look far for someone she knew and trusted to hand the keys to. That person is Will Hollingsworth, who has been running his own bar down the street and perching himself on Prosperity s bar stools for years. “I’ve known Will for a while now, and I’ve watched him move from being a bartender at Lolita to opening his own bar concept in multiple locations,” says Flinner. “I’m delighted he will be bringing that energy, vision and experience to Prosperity.”
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Lost Civil War: The Disappearing Legacy of America’s Greatest Conflict Book Signing Local author Laura DeMarco will celebrate the upcoming release of her new book, Lost Civil War: The Disappearing Legacy of America’s Greatest Conflict, with a book signing that takes place today from 2 to 4 p.m. at Prosperity Social Club. Lost Civil War: The Disappearing Legacy of America’s Greatest Conflict offers a journey through lost Civil War sites in a historical travelogue that includes rare photographs of the many locations that have been destroyed or become overgrown over the centuries. The book features a wide range of sites, which are arranged thematically and illustrated with more than 200 vintage photographs of encampments, historic buildings, prisons, signal towers, hospitals and even cycloramas. There will be drink and food specials and a Civil War trivia contest.