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Spartanburg Day School officials have unveiled a new mission statement, new website and redesigned visual identity.

A Landrum businesswoman is seeking to build a dog park for the community on land she owns.

Only hours after he learned his only daughter was dead, Ed Shoener sat down to write her obituary. It felt like one way he could still take care of his little girl.

GASTONIA, N.C. — The man who reported 3-year-old Jordan Ann Dumont missing is now accused of killing her.

The city of Spartanburg’s Spring Fling Evaluation Committee plans to hold a public forum Aug. 30 in City Council Chambers at City Hall to gather input on the annual festival.

Sociologist Joseph Cohen of Queens University is fond of saying that "America is a place where luxuries are cheap and necessities costly."

University of South Carolina Upstate Interim Chancellor Mary Anne Fitzpatrick unveiled a strategic plan to nearly double the school's enrollment by 2030 during her first public remarks Wednesday morning.

COLUMBIA — South Carolina's chief accountant says a revenue shortfall has cut $10 million worth of spending from the state's $7.5 billion budget.

GASTONIA, N.C. — The man who reported 3-year-old Jordan Ann Dumont missing is now accused of killing her.

Effective Wednesday, Robin Kubler will be the interim director for Spartanburg DSS and will serve in that role until a new permanent director has been appointed, according to state DSS spokeswoman Marilyn Matheus.