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County Square redevelopment taking shape as construction ramps up in Greenville (opens the original)
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The $1 billion redevelopment of Greenville’s former County Square site is moving into its next phase, with construction now underway on townhomes and a parking garage. The 40-acre site, known as University Ridge, is being transformed into a mix of residential, retail and other uses. The project is expected to be completed in spring 2028. Greenville County said years of infrastructure work at the site are now complete, including 31 miles of electrical conduit and new roads connecting the developm
Spartanburg mother in jail after being accused of stabbing her children 50 times (opens the original)
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A Spartanburg County mother is facing two counts of attempted murder after deputies say she attacked her two young children with a knife and a blunt object. Investigators say the two children, ages 3 and 6, suffered approximately 50 stab wounds between them. The sheriff's office said Gosnell allegedly attacked both children with a kitchen knife and a blunt object. "There's no preparation that our deputies can have to see something like that," Lieutenant Graham McLellan said. "There's no preparat
Spartanburg nonprofit gets $50K boost to help kids through horses (opens the original)
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A Spartanburg nonprofit is getting a $50,000 boost to expand its work helping children with physical, cognitive and emotional challenges. HALTER, which stands for Healing and Learning Through Equine Relationships, was selected as one of just 10 nonprofits nationwide to receive a 2026 Kubota Hometown Proud award. The organization will receive $25,000 in cash and $25,000 toward Kubota equipment. HALTER uses horses as part of its equine-assisted services, helping people build physical, cognitive, s
AI Data Center Revolt tour protests in Upstate (opens the original)
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A national group calling for more local control over AI and data center development stopped in Spartanburg Wednesday as part of a cross-country bus tour. Humans First, a conservative organization, brought its bus tour to the city, with the data center development on South Pine Street, known as Valara, serving as the focus of the stop. Humans First Senior Advisor Kylie Kremer said the group wants more guardrails and transparency around how data centers and AI are developed. “We are not anti-AI. W
100-foot putt fundraiser in Biltmore Village supports Helene recovery efforts (opens the original)
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The PGA Biltmore Championship is coming to Asheville this week, and Biltmore Village got in on the golf action with a 100-foot putting challenge benefiting the community’s recovery from Hurricane Helene. The inaugural fundraiser raised money for the restoration of the Cathedral of All Souls, which has been closed since Hurricane Helene flooded the building in 2024. Dean Sarah Hurlbert said the historic cathedral is now facing a restoration expected to cost more than $15 million. “When we opened
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