Today’s children spend less time playing outside than any previous generation, but the City of Spartanburg is proud to announce that it is one of just 217 cities and towns that earned recognition from national non-profit KaBOOM! as a 2013 Playful City USA … Continue reading
On July 11, officials from two South Carolina-based biomass firms, Arborgen and Encompass Biotech, will join representatives from Santee Cooper and SCRA for a panel discussion on biomass—the use of material such as wood chips, sorghum, or municipal waste as a renewable energy source. Continue reading
Wofford College honored its first African-American student and its first African-graduate Thursday, May 9 with the dedication of the Gray-Jones Room in the Burwell Building in honor of Albert W. Gray and Douglas Jones Sr. Continue reading
Join us for an evening of film and food. Following the screening of The Man Who Ate New Orleans, filmmaker Michael Dunaway will talk about the film and take questions from the audience. Also, enjoy New Orleans themed savory and sweet light bites … Continue reading
With southern charm and casual candor, former White House chief of staff and fiscal responsibility guru Erskine Bowles told graduating seniors to use their power to push Washington for change. Continue reading
On Saturday, June 1, 2013 from 9 AM until 2 PM, CCIA’s Food Pantry will have a Silent Auction & Old Fashion $5 Fish or Chicken dinner fundraiser. Continue reading
Hub City Farmers’ Market (HCFM) invites the entire community to come out to an Opening Day Celebration to help ring in the 2013 season of the Saturday Market on Saturday, May 11 at the Magnolia Street Train Depot. Continue reading
General Machine of Anderson will expand its metalworking and manufacturing operations in Anderson County. The $800,000 investment is expected to generate at least 20 new jobs. Continue reading
