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State agency tasked with fighting wage theft rarely sides with workers

Rising costs, rates delay downtown Spartanburg projects | Spartanburg Business

Two multi-million dollar projects along Spartanburg’s East Main Street are behind schedule. They were set to re-develop long-dormant properties on the street.

City of Spartanburg opens time capsule over 60 years old

Dean Street School: A pillar of Black History and community service in Spartanburg for over 133 years

Spartanburg city manager, city attorney get raises, employees get day off for Juneteenth

Memories and historical fun facts were shared at Monday's City Council meeting, the last at the current City Hall. New raises and holidays are approved.

Christmas dioramas created in 1946 on display in Spartanburg | Spartanburg News

The dioramas on display at Aug. W. Smith Department Store in downtown Spartanburg were a holiday tradition that brought joy to passers-by. Now the holiday tradition created by James Edgar "Buck" Buchanan in 1946 can be enjoyed at the Spartanburg County Public Library Headquarters.

Downtown Spartanburg's history: From 1880 to its recent revitalization

Spartanburg s downtown is full of restaurants, shops, and apartments and is home to a bustling Main Street. But how has it changed over the years to become the downtown Spartanburg residents know and love today? Here s a look at downtown Spartanburg s history  from when it gained its city status in 1880 to the recent revitalization of the 2000s. The textile boom In 1873, the railroad that ran from New York to New Orleans was built with a stop in Spartanburg, enabling the textile industry boom that ruled the economy for many years, according to Brad Steinecke, assistant director of local history for the Spartanburg County Public Libraries.