Spartanburg, SC and Upstate News

Weeks before Interim started at Wofford College, Dr. Trina Jones, professor of religion and chair of the Wofford College Department of Religion, sent each of her students a handwritten letter.

The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control encourages pet owners to keep pets up to date on their rabies vaccinations. Many veterinarians across the state offer low-cost clinics, and office appointments are available all year long.

This American Heart Month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Million Hearts are encouraging Americans to know their blood pressure, and if it’s high, to make control their goal.

In Spartanburg, there is no shortage of fun and free things to do, whether you’re moving to the city or just passing through for a relaxing vacation.

Some friends meet at a coffee shop to catch up. Some go for a walk in the park. Others, like Lisa Topolosky and her friends Kelly, Jenn, and Linda, save lives together.

The Main Stage curtain lifts later this month with Here Comes the Sun Band & Friends – Music of the Beatles and More!, a musically-authentic act that will rock-and-roll fans through a decade of The Beatles music.

Hub City Writers Project is saddened to announce that one of American literature’s great editors, C. Michael Curtis, recently passed away in Spartanburg, SC.

It is official, you can now drive with Spartan Pride!

One of the primary concerns is winter weather’s ability to knock out heat, power, and communications services to your home or office, sometimes for days at a time.

Innovations in individualization, digitalization, and electrification will enhance the BMW model range in the spring of 2023.