Good morning, Spartanburg.

A small twin-engine Beechcraft carrying two people crashed on Saturday afternoon just over the South Carolina line when poor weather forced a change in its course—FAA and NTSB are investigating the incident near Old Dothan Road and the victims' identities have not been released.

The Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office said one man was hurt after being shot on Interstate 85 right before midnight Saturday and is expected to be ok—an investigation is ongoing.

Spartanburg has many events planned this week to celebrate Juneteenth and honor Black history – events include a photography exhibit at Wofford College tonight, a Black Market on Tuesday, a race seminar on Wednesday, live music downtown on Thursday, and both a gala with tickets at Chapman Cultural Center and free activities like a block party, festival, and parade on Friday and Saturday. Most events are free while the paid gala starts Friday with tickets at $76.54.

A new cultural monument honoring the Black history of Spartanburg’s Southside community was unveiled Saturday at the corner of Hudson Barksdale Boulevard and South Converse Street.

Artist Jessica Scott-Felder designed the installation spanning 149 feet with state funding and private donations—featuring local musicians, athletes, and civic leaders who shaped the area.

Atlas Real Estate Advisors, a Georgia-based firm, announced that it will begin renovating the former Pepsi plant at 729 S.

Church St. later this summer with an estimated cost of $1–2 million. The renovations will update the building’s exterior, parking lot, signage, and landscaping to attract a mix of business tenants while addressing minor environmental concerns.

The Spartanburgers lost 3-2 to the Wilmington Blue Rocks on Sunday at Fifth Third Park as offense remained scarce.

The loss eliminated Hub City from the first half race and they will try to break a seven-game losing streak against Bowling Green on Tuesday at 7:35 p.m.

South Carolina 48 Hour Film Project Screening and Awards

3-8 p.m. — Wofford College Leonard Theatre — Free entry — Experience a showcase of creative short films crafted in just 48 hours by local filmmakers.

CrossWord Youth Camp

2:30 AM — Truth Chapel — $ — Youth ages 4-18 are invited for a day of fun and learning at this youth camp.

Travis Tritt Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium — $30 for Alcove Upgrade — Enjoy a night of classic country music in a relaxed atmosphere with pre-show cocktails.

Sparkle City R&B Fest

7:00–11:59 p.m. — Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium — Tickets on sale NOW! — Enjoy a night of classic R&B hits from Midnight Star, Cameo, Lakeside, Club Nouveau, and Doug E Fresh.

Southeast Crab Feast

5-7:30 p.m. — Duncan Estate — Ticket required — Enjoy all-you-can-eat blue crabs in a family-friendly atmosphere with music.

Breakthrough Basketball Skills Camp

June 30th - July 2nd — Upward Star Center — $97 fee for observing coaches — Boost your basketball skills and confidence at this high-intensity youth camp in Spartanburg.

Fretwell Market

9 AM - 1 PM — Fretwell — Free entry — Explore seasonal food, local crafts, and community spirit at this vibrant monthly market.