Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 11th of March.
Good morning, Spartanburg.
🚨 Crime
A man in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, was arrested for animal cruelty after a video surfaced showing him abusing his dog.
🎭 Culture
Catherine Lacey, an accomplished author with several accolades, has been appointed to judge the 2026 C.
Michael Curtis Short Story Book Prize, aimed at emerging writers from thirteen Southern states, offering $5,000 and publication.
🎓 Education
South Carolina's Superintendent Ellen Weaver visited the Daniel Morgan Technology Center to discuss the school's role in preparing students for future careers with practical skills, emphasizing the state's efforts to meet the growing economy's workforce needs.
Three organizations, Communities in Schools, Spartanburg Academic Movement, and Y Mentors, share their collaborative efforts to enhance student success in Upstate schools by addressing and removing barriers to education.
🎉 Spartanburg Events
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Final Oyster Roast Event
This ticketed event features a final oyster roast of the season at Fretwell, including fire-roasted oysters, chili, and hot dogs.
Building Confidence 101 Workshop
1:30-3 p.m. — Spartanburg County School District One — Registration required — Empower yourself with strategies to boost self-esteem and unleash your potential.
🏠 Spartanburg Real Estate
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