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Local news for Spartanburg, South Carolina and the surrounding Upstate communities.
Keurig Dr Pepper, a leading producer of hot and cold beverages, has announced the continued growth of its state-of-the-art, single serve coffee roasting and manufacturing operations in Spartanburg County.
Hatcher Garden is a community-supported urban garden in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Started by Harold Hatcher, the garden has grown to become a beautiful woodland preserve that provides a home for wildlife and a display for the nature’s beauty.
Are you ready to experience the ultimate rock opera sensation that will have you rockin’ the night away? Get ready for Jesus Christ Superstar, in concert, at Flat Rock Playhouse!
PNC’s latest semi-annual survey of small and mid-sized businesses indicates that business owner optimism remains high, lending support to PNC’s forecast of a soft landing for the U.S. economy.
BMW, Ford, and Honda have begun operations of the new joint venture that they announced last year and have appointed the first CEO and CTO.
A bite from a spider gave Peter Parker his special powers. For a group of children with disabilities, all it took was some strokes of Dorrell Howard’s pen.
It’s no secret that the Greenville Drive loves euphoria, and they know you love it as much as they do as the ballpark is hosting two signature events across three days — Party in the Park and Feast by the Field.
The Internal Revenue Service is encouraging taxpayers to consider using the end of the summer to make tax withholding or payment updates to avoid a potential surprise next year at tax time.
The City of Spartanburg and the Harry Dallara Foundation recently held a groundbreaking ceremony at Duncan Park to celebrate the renovation of two youth ballfields along W Park Dr. within the park.
After nearly 32 years of service to the state of South Carolina, Robert H. Boyles Jr., director of the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, has announced his retirement effective January 2025.
