The Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas is America’s oldest high school all-star game, taking place this year at Gibbs Stadium on Saturday, December 15 with a 1:00 pm kickoff.
It’s one of the most concentrated areas of poverty in our city and has the lowest median income of any neighborhood in Spartanburg County, all of which makes Highland the ideal place for a city intent on improving the lives of its residents to do its most impactful work.
Hamilton wraps up its two-week Upstate run this weekend at The Peace Center. The Tony Award-winning musical has lived up to its hype and anticipation with each performance.
Curtis R. Harley Gallery, sponsored by the University of South Carolina Upstate, is pleased to announce the opening of a new exhibition by Columbia-based artist Mana Hewitt. “Persistence” will open January 11 and continue through February 15.
For the third year, Clemson Hope, a Clemson University student-led nonprofit, wrapped and delivered more than 1,100 Christmas presents for children at two local elementary schools as part of their Adopt-A-Classroom campaign.
Open Enrollment for 2019 Marketplace insurance ends Saturday, December 15. This means you have just a few days to enroll in, re-enroll in, or change a 2019 Marketplace plan.
It’s the document that guides a municipalities growth, preservation, and developmental change for decades, and for the first time since 2004, the City of Spartanburg will craft a new comprehensive plan.
It’s that time of year again! Everyone’s got a list of what they read and loved, and Hub City Bookshop realizes that making their own list isn’t helping the pile of lists, but that’s beside the point.
