BI-LO was an American supermarket chain owned by Southeastern Grocers, headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida. At the time of the banner’s elimination, supermarkets under the BI-LO brand were operated in Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.

Apr 15, 2021 · As the remaining South Carolina Bi-Lo stores prepare to close April 18, here's a look at some of the brand's iconic moments. The white-faced Hereford bull became the symbol of Bi-Lo in 1963....

Dec 8, 2005 · When Bi-Lo first started in SC, the stores had these big larger-than-life cows on top. It was a huge deal in our home for students from a local university to steal them as pranks. Everybody would find them in unusual places! Any memories of this?

Apr 15, 2021 · Here's a look at the grocery store chain's impact on the Upstate over the last 60 years. Do you remember this about Bi-Lo? Bi-Lo was created in 1961 by Frank Outlaw, who previously worked with...

Oct 18, 2024 · We used to rate the local Bi-Lo"s on whether they were a one-cow Bi-Lo, a two-cow Bi-lo, two cow heads, etc. I worked at the one-cow Bi-Lo at Lewis Plaza...for six days.

Nel's Bi-Lo Market is thrilled to announce our much-anticipated Hog Wild Sausage & Bacon Sale, happening now through November 11, 2023. With a wide... Read more

Apr 14, 2021 · As the remaining Bi-Lo locations in the Upstate prepare to close, here's a look at the 60 year history of the grocery store chain.

BI-LO is a supermarket chain based in Maudlin, South Carolina. They have over 200 markets in the Carolinas, Tennessee and Georgia. Throughout its history, BI-LO has faced difficult times, but it still continues its founder’s vision and is proudly facing a bright future. History

BI-LO was the name of several different supermarket chains around the world: Bi-Lo (Australia) BI-LO (United States) in the southeastern United States; For the Bi-Lo franchise in the northeastern United States, see Penn Traffic

Bi-Lo was the closest store to us (even though my mom like Kroger better). Honestly, I don't remember anything that sounds remotely like the OP's experience. Bi-Lo carried all the regular name brands, in addition to the B&W generics that were all the rage in the early 80s.