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HEAR HERE: Leadership Spartanburg applications open for 2026–27 class (deadline June 1)
HEAR HERE: OneSpartanburg says applications are open for the 2026–27 class of Leadership Spartanburg, with submissions accepted through June 1, 2026. The program is scheduled to run from…
Business Spotlight: Real Internet Sales Helps Spartanburg Brands Get Cited by AI
Published April 21, 2026 | By David Morales, Business Reporter Editor’s Disclosure HERESpartanburg.com is published by HERECity Network, an independent local news organization. Real Internet Sales, the subject…
Iran Tensions and the Strait of Hormuz: What It Means for Spartanburg Auto Corridor
Iran Tensions and the Strait of Hormuz: What It Means for Spartanburg’s Auto Corridor As U.S.-Iran tensions continue to roil global energy and shipping markets following the seizure…
HEAR HERE: Carbotech Group’s Roebuck Facility Expected Fully Operational in 2026
HEAR HERE: Carbotech Group’s Roebuck Facility Expected Fully Operational This Year Not News Yet. But What’s Being Said. Canadian sawmill equipment manufacturer Carbotech Group announced its $3.4 million…
HEAR HERE: Spartanburg County Opens Applications for 2026 Summer Internship Program
HEAR HERE: Spartanburg County Opens Applications for 2026 Summer Internship Program Not News Yet. But What’s Being Said. Spartanburg County Government is accepting applications for its 2026 Summer…
FutureProof: 79% of Organizations Now Use AI Agents — Is Your Spartanburg Business Ready?
The line between “experimenting with AI” and “being disrupted by it” is narrowing rapidly, and for Spartanburg’s business community, the data from the first quarter of 2026 makes…
GSP Airport Adds Nonstop Routes to Columbus and Nashville in 2026 Service Expansion
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport is expanding its direct flight network with two new routes that add nonstop connectivity to Columbus, Ohio, and Nashville, Tennessee — destinations that fill meaningful…
Spartanburg Development Boom: $300M in Construction Reshaping Downtown and Beyond
Spartanburg’s downtown skyline looks different than it did three years ago — and it is about to change more. A convergence of public and private construction projects totaling…
Last Call: OneSpartanburg Vision Plan 3.0 Survey Closes Tonight at Midnight
The deadline is today. Spartanburg residents, business owners, and community members who want a say in the region’s economic future have until midnight Sunday, April 19, to complete…
AI Investment Hits 97 Billion in Q1 2026: What Spartanburg Businesses Need to Know
The first quarter of 2026 has shattered every previous record for artificial intelligence investment, with global venture capital pouring $297 billion into AI companies between January and March…
Rate Cuts on Pause: Slow GDP Growth and Stubborn Inflation Hit Spartanburg Homebuyers and Businesses
The American economy entered 2026 in a slower gear than most forecasters had anticipated, and the Federal Reserve has made clear it intends to hold interest rates steady…
Strait of Hormuz Reopens: What It Means for Spartanburg Gas Prices and Manufacturing
The Strait of Hormuz — the narrow waterway through which roughly 20 percent of the world’s oil supply flows — is fully open again after a tense 10-day…
