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News Summary The Spartanburg City Council has reached a settlement regarding the downtown clock tower’s future. This agreement with the ‘Support the Spartanburg Clock Tower’
News Summary Lee Bright has officially announced his candidacy for the vacant S.C. Senate District 12 seat after Roger Nutt’s resignation due to health issues.
News Summary Chuck Wright, the former Spartanburg County Sheriff, is pleading guilty to serious federal charges, including wire fraud conspiracy and misuse of controlled substances.
News Summary Chuck Wright, the former Spartanburg County Sheriff, is facing 65 ethics charges mainly linked to alleged misuse of public funds and improper hiring
News Summary Chuck Wright, former sheriff of Spartanburg County, plans to plead guilty to multiple federal charges, including conspiracy to commit theft, following a federal
News Summary Spartanburg County Councilmember Monier Abusaft has been cleared of third-degree assault and battery charges stemming from an incident last year involving a local
News Summary The Spartanburg City Council voted to demolish the historic Morgan Square clock tower, sparking community protests over its importance to local identity. With
News Summary Students at Wofford College gathered to honor Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist killed during a speech in Utah. The vigil highlighted his impact
News Summary The Spartanburg City Council has introduced legislation aimed at combating hate crimes by passing the first reading of a hate crime ordinance. This
News Summary The Spartanburg City Council has voted 4-2 to dismantle the downtown clock tower on West Main Street, despite significant community backlash. While the
