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Over 1,100 Lose Power Near Fingerville as Crews Race Saturday Fix

More than 1,100 Duke Energy customers lost power Saturday afternoon near the South Carolina-North Carolina line, with the outage centered along Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway in the Fingerville area. Officials reported 1,108 customers were without power as of 1:29 p.m., and crews were en route to fix the problem. Duke...

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$75M Address Beaumont Mill residential development breaks ground in downtown Spartanburg

Commuters and visitors traveling to downtown Spartanburg along North Pine Street will soon pass a new landmark into the Hub City as work on the $75 million, 275-unit Address Beaumont Mill takes shape. The multifamily residential project is being spearheaded by Greenville, North Carolina-based Taft Family Ventures, which welcomed local...

Spartanburg, SC · 2d

blufftontoday.com

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Upstate South Carolina city ranks among 'rattiest cities' in the US

Greenville, South Carolina, remains the state's "rattiest city" according to a 2026 Orkin report. The city dropped 10 spots to number 40 on the national list of most rat-infested cities. Orkin's list is based on the number of new rodent service calls to residences over a 12-month period. An Upstate...

Greenville, SC · 9d

WSPA 7News

After delays, roundabout opens at busy Spartanburg Co. intersection

SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) — A new roundabout is open to drivers in Spartanburg County after months of construction and delays. The roundabout is located at the intersection of Berry Shoals Road and Duncan Reidville Road, a busy area county leaders hope will become safer and more efficient for motorists. Construction on the project began […]

Spartanburg County, SC · 2d

FOX Carolina

SCDOT: Large equipment blocks I-85 exit in Greenville

The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) said an exit along I-85 was blocked off due to some type of large equipment.

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The Post and Courier

Greenville city sues developer of swanky McDaniel townhomes. The Swamp Rabbit Trail is one reason.

GREENVILLE — The McDaniel, the upscale townhome project in suspended animation that for a year has been under legal siege by an array of contractors, now has a new adversary: the city of Greenville. The city’s chief beef is its claim that the developer who promised luxury living unprecedented in Greenville has instead mismanaged the project to the point that plans for a new extension to the Swamp Rabbit Trail have been sullied. The city is not only demanding compensation but also financial punishment. In 2024, a year after it was announced, work abruptly stopped on the second phase of The McDa...

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Greenville takes a strategic look at downtown retail

Retail serves as a key component of a thriving downtown ecosystem. Active storefronts help boost the local economy, drive foot traffic and shape the character of a city’s urban core. Downtowns that offer a walkable shopping experience can also attract new residents, visitors and companies to the area. Greenville...

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Historic Sterling neighborhood breaks ground on new affordable duplex community

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Community leaders are breaking ground Thursday on a new affordable housing development in Greenville’s historic Sterling neighborhood, carrying forward a legacy of local resilience and Black entrepreneurship. The project, titled “The Huddle at Sterling,” is situated on the corner of Jenkins and S. Calhoun...

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Downtown Greenville's Main Street Bridge to Host Free Thanksgiving Meal for Thousands

Downtown Greenville's Main Street Bridge will once again transform into one long communal dinner table on November 23, as Gratefull GVL returns for its free Thanksgiving meal. The event is scheduled to run from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Monday, November 23, with the bridge closed to traffic for the occasion.

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80 Affordable Apartments Planned Across From Judson Mill in Greenville

Easley Bridge Rd. & Second Ave. — Approximate Site of Proposed Apartments. Developers are planning to build 80 affordable apartments directly across from Judson Mill in Greenville, a project that would bring one-, two-, and three-bedroom units to a stretch of Easley Bridge Road where the city has been pushing new growth. The development, called Judson Trace, is proposed for the corner of Easley Bridge Road and Second Avenue.

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Hundreds of Upstate Girls Hit BridgeWay Station for Non-Competitive 5K Finish

Hundreds of Upstate girls will lace up their sneakers at BridgeWay Station Saturday, Nov. 14, for a 5K that isn't about who crosses first but about everyone crossing at all. The run kicks off at 9 a.m. at 1000 BridgeWay Blvd. in Mauldin, marking the finish of a ten-week season built around training runs, goal-setting and character lessons rather than competitive racing.

Mauldin, SC · 2d

Spartanburg Herald-Journal

Spartanburg County Council advances three data center projects

Second reading of an ordinance authorizing a development agreement between Spartanburg County Council and Valara Holdings, the company developing a data center campus on South Pine Street , was approved at a special meeting on Nov. 3. But while the first reading passed with one dissenting vote, this time there were two. Grant DeShields joined Monier Abusaft in voting against the measure. "Valara got a 'no' vote from me because I wasn't happy with the agreement," DeShields said after the meeting. The development agreement is part of a tax incentive package council members approved in 2025 and is intended to make sure that Valara, a subsidiary of NorthMark Strategies, goes beyond minimum noise, light and air quality requirements. Council members Jessica Coker, Paul Abbott, Jack Mabry and chairman Manning Lynch voted in favor of the ordinance. A third and final vote on the measure could come later in November. One aspect of the $2.8 project that is unusual among industrial developments locally is that Valara is constructing its own power generation facility. The roughly 450-megawatt power plant will supply electricity for the data center. It is also the source of worries that nearby residents have about potential air pollution. Residents

Spartanburg County, SC · 2d

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Horry County shifts Republican as Greenville, York flip in historic Senate win

HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — Democrat Annie Andrews won the U.S. Senate Seat Tuesday, ending a 28-year stretch without a Democratic victory in a South Carolina Senate election. The last Democrat to win was Fritz Hollings in 1998, and to understand how counties voted in the race, ABC15 compared...

Greenville County, SC · 3d

greenvillejournal.com

Bon Secours annexation application gets green light: Greenville Planning Commission notes

Here’s a recap of the city of Greenville’s Planning Commission meeting Nov. 5. Approved: Bon Secours St. Francis Downtown campus properties. The commission recommended approval of an annexation application for approximately 20 acres of land within the Bon Secours St. Francis Downtown campus. The annexed properties are proposed to be zoned Campus District (CM).

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Greenville News

Record store, paper goods store lead Greenville business growth

Greenville's business scene continues to grow, bringing new local businesses just in time for the holidays, along with future developments to keep an eye on. This week brings news of a just-opened record store, a local paper goods store soon to celebrate its grand opening, and the development of an 18-hole putting course. Here's a roundup of local business news in Greenville, including what's opening and when. Porcupine Paper Co. to host grand opening Nov. 7 Location: 1608 Laurens Road, Greenville Greenville resident Amanda Kirklin has been running Porcupine Paper Co. , a paper and party goods store, online for the last three years. But the online business has outgrown Kirklin's home, and her dream of owning a brick-and-mortar store is coming to fruition. Porcupine Paper Co. will host its grand opening on Saturday, Nov. 7 at 10 a.m. on Laurens Road. Her store features cards, paper goods for hosting and everyday use, gift items, and decor pieces. Kirklin believes that the little things in life add up in big ways, which is reflected in her store. "The last 10 years I have really been on a journey of finding joy in the little things," Kirklin said. "And then the

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Greenville Planning Commission acts on 2 rezoning requests along Easley Bridge Road

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Greenville is growing, and that growth is putting more demands on the city’s infrastructure. On Thursday, the Planning Commission considered two proposals to annex and rezone properties along Easley Bridge Road, also known as Highway 123, one of the city’s busiest corridors. The...

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Groundbreaking Held for 10 Affordable Housing Units in Sterling

At the corner of Calhoun and Jenkins streets, a modest two-story brick building became a legend to generations of high school students in the Sterling Community. The Huddle gained its fame from grilled-cheese sandwiches, cherry cola floats, and a jukebox that played a steady stream of Motown, Stax, and even the raspy howls and banging piano of the internationally famous musician Esquerita, who was better known among his fellow Sterling High alums as Eskew Reeder.

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Coldwell Banker Caine Named Exclusive Sales Representative for the Kitson in the Village of West Greenville

Coldwell Banker Caine has been named the exclusive sales and marketing representative for The Kitson, a residential community located at 1305 Pendleton Street in the Village of West Greenville. Seven residences remain available for purchase, with two- and three-bedroom floor plans priced from the $500,000s to the mid-$700,000s. Developed by...