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HEAR HERE Briefs (morning)
Reginald Orr writes the Spartanburg business briefs. They have spent 15+ years tracking this beat and their morning rundown anchors on Milliken & Company, Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System, and the announcements that cross the wire before sunrise. Cuts out the spin and leaves the facts Spartanburg readers can act on.
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Bottom line: Otter.ai is a practical option for Spartanburg small businesses that want searchable meeting notes, light action-item capture, and an easy way to share summaries with a\u2026
Bottom line: Most vehicle break-ins are crimes of opportunity. A few consistent habits — especially at night and at trailheads, apartments, and busy shopping lots — reduce the\u2026
Package deliveries are a normal part of life — and so are opportunistic thefts. In Spartanburg, most “porch theft” is not a sophisticated crime; it’s often someone spotting\u2026
Sales tax is one of the fastest ways a Spartanburg small business can accidentally get out of compliance — not because owners are trying to avoid it, but\u2026
Solar cell manufacturer Suniva, Inc. has chosen Laurens County for its first South Carolina manufacturing facility, the South Carolina Department of Commerce announced. The U.S.-owned company plans a\u2026
Friday night at Fifth Third Park belonged to Maxton Martin. The 20-year-old infielder drove in a club-record six runs and finished a triple shy of the cycle as\u2026
HEAR HERE: OneSpartanburg says it landed 20 economic development projects in 2025, totaling $3.5 billion in capital investment and the creation of 1,024 new job opportunities for Spartanburg\u2026
Electrolux Group said on April 23 that it will phase out Food Preservation production at its Anderson, South Carolina plant by July 2026 as part of a new\u2026
OneSpartanburg, Inc. on April 22 unveiled EDGE, a new formalized brand that pulls the chamber's growing portfolio of internships, apprenticeships and student work-based learning programs under a single\u2026
Spartanburg County Council on April 22 approved two tax-incentive packages tied to new manufacturing and headquarters investment in the county, using the state's standard fee-in-lieu-of-tax (FILOT) and special-source-credit\u2026
The 2025-26 The Carlos Moseley Chamber Music Series — named for the longtime New York Philharmonic leader who served as its managing director, president, and chairman — at\u2026