Over the past decade, Spartanburg County has experienced significant growth, investment and community change across infrastructure, schools, housing, recreation, public spaces and economic development.
For three generations of the McClintock family, Spartanburg County has been more than a place on a map. It has been a place to build a life, create opportunity and put down roots.
Justin Gist has spent his entire life in Spartanburg County. He attended local public schools, graduated from Dorman High School, and, like many young people, wasn’t entirely sure what came next.
Local entrepreneur Aimee Cheek shares how Spartanburg’s small business community, support network and continued investment helped C&S Events and Catering and The Carolina on Southport grow alongside the county.
THE FACTS ARE: One location. More than 135 years of Spartanburg history. Still helping shape the community today. The story of Beaumont Mill is not simply about what was lost or what was built. It’s the story of a community adapting over time, preserving its history while finding new ways to create jobs, housing, healthcare […]
Community stakeholders are launching a new public education initiative during a press conference on Tuesday morning.
Read more at UpstateBizSC.
Facts First, a new community-focused initiative designed to provide clear, accessible information about growth, development, infrastructure and community change in Spartanburg County, was publicly introduced Tuesday, May 19.
Read the full article at Greenville Business Magazine.
There’s a new initiative to fight misinformation in Spartanburg County – so people who live in the area really know what’s going on.
