Spartanburg’s residents and visitors have a new bicycling option thanks to Spartanburg BCycle. Partners for Active Living, through a sponsorship from WestRock, has added an electric assist bike, or better known as an e-bike, to its fleet of bicycles.
Abnormally dry conditions like those recently experienced across three-quarters of South Carolina are a double whammy for the state’s valuable forest resources.
The Drive are excited to team up with fellow Upstate Veterans Alliance partners GE, Michelin, and Prisma Health for the fourth annual SC Veterans Upstate Salute on Sunday, November 10!
ArtWalk, the self-guided tour of Spartanburg’s downtown arts community, is the third Thursday of every month when many art galleries and museums stay open late.
Older on-road, nonroad, and marine diesel engines still in operation produce significantly higher emissions compared to modern diesel engines and engines powered by alternative fuel sources.
As consumers across the country prepare for haunted Halloween fun, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is offering tips for selecting and creating safe costumes and home decorations.
Chapman Cultural Center is open every Sunday afternoon, from 1:00 pm until 5:00 pm, to provide casual and cultural experiences for those who want to “unplug.”
The 5th Annual Hub City Brew Fest will attract hundreds of craft beer enthusiasts to the heart of downtown Spartanburg on Saturday, October 19, from 1:00 pm until 5:00 pm.
Halloween in Spartanburg has arrived, and we have your guide to finding spooky thrills and family friendly adventures. The area has fun and exciting things to do for people of all ages!
Spartanburg has been around for a long time (1787, 1789, or 1831… whatever date you choose, it’s been a minute), long enough to have its fair share of creepy history and lore, perfect to explore on a Halloween edition of the City of Spartanburg Podcast.
