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Spartanburg County Council hastily met to ‘reconsider’ its data center pause. Was it legal? (opens the original)
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SPARTANBURG â The same night it voted to approve a 12-month pause on new data centers, Spartanburg County Council had an impromptu gathering to âreconsiderâ elements of that moratorium in what a longtime press attorney says was an illegal meeting. On Sept. 25, the council approved an amended version of the moratorium on final reading. The earlier version of the ordinance had been a blanket ban on data centers, proposed in response to a potential project on Jones Road and citizen anger over
What exactly is a FILOT? Why SC has the at-times contentious tax breaks and how they work. (opens the original)
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SPARTANBURG — When David Britt was first elected to Spartanburg County Council in 1991, the area’s economic outlook was dire. The textile mills had dominated the economy for a century. Then in the late ’80s and early ’90s, they all left for Asia. Unemployment was rampant. “All of a sudden, it was gone,” said Britt, who served on County Council until summer 2025 and chaired the economic development committee. “It was a horrible situation. It was bleak, with no hope and no opportunity.” The state’
China is building the future in concrete. So can South Carolina. (opens the original)
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Before I ever cast a vote in Columbia, I ran a small business — I still do. Running a business, one learns quickly that growth only happens if it make financial sense, you don’t expand before you know how you’ll cover the light bill. That’s the lesson South Carolina needs to apply here regarding data centers. South Carolina has built a reputation for winning projects other states chase — we landed the car plants and aerospace lines because we move fast and keep our word. Last year we brought in
Pair accused of kidnapping minor from Spartanburg County charged with rape, accomplice to rape (opens the original)
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An Arkansas pair accused of kidnapping a 12-year-old girl from the Woodruff area of Spartanburg have been charged with stalking, rape, and accomplice to rape, according to the Independence County, Ark., Sheriff’s Office. Brandon Lee Britten’s Arkansas felony charges are rape, internet stalking of a child and traveling for the purpose of unlawful sex act with a minor. He also faces a kidnapping charge in Spartanburg. Sierra Dawn Britten is charged with accomplice of rape, accomplice of internet s
2 men arrested at Spartanburg County delegation meeting say they did nothing wrong (opens the original)
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SPARTANBURG — Two men who were arrested during a Spartanburg County Legislative Delegation meeting say they did nothing wrong. Brothers Jonathan and David LeVeille were arrested at the Aug. 3 meeting after they refused to leave once the meeting adjourned. Their father’s death more than 25 years earlier was what brought them there. In September 1999, the brothers’ father, FBI pilot Paul LeVeille, was killed during a training flight in Colorado. But the brothers believe the FBI was negligent and m
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