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Libertas Academy Easley aims to be the county's top-performing school once it opens in 2027-28, backers say.
Thrive 2026 put Harvard economist Raj Chetty in front of Spartanburg leaders as the county chips away at stubborn racial achievement gaps.
City offices moved to NoMa Square and council meets at the Convention Center starting November 9 while crews gut the 1973 tower.
District leaders held their final town hall before the Nov. 3 vote, warning that waiting could cost $100 million more.
Pediatrician-turned-candidate Annie Andrews rallied bipartisan supporters in Anderson, denying a PAC-money claim and predicting a Nov. 3 win.
Council members unanimously advanced the ordinance but admit a $500 fine is the legal ceiling — critics say it skips audit logs and data limits.
Lewis Vaughn says his own tax bill jumped from $992 to $1,121 after Greer's rollback fell short of what state law required.
Anderson County Council unanimously advanced a ban on Flock surveillance cameras, with Sheriff Chad McBride on board.
Army Corps leaders told a packed Anderson County meeting the Saddle Dike repair timeline is unfortunate but unavoidable.
Greenville-Spartanburg-Greer ranks seventh nationally as manufacturing and construction fuel bigger paychecks than most of the country.
One dual-role district employee pocketed $107,698 last year — more than many certified teachers. The district says that ends now.
The Greenville-Spartanburg race pits a four-term GOP incumbent seeking a fifth term against a 25-year-old making history as the district's first Black woman nominee.
The Greenville Gay Men's Chorus says the $13,050 grant covers 13% of its budget as a vote looms Thursday.
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