Good morning, Spartanburg.

Detpak, a global packaging supplier, will begin operations at its new 175,000 sqft production facility at 2781 New Cut Road in Spartanburg in August, creating more than 50 jobs.

The project is backed by $100,000 from the state Council for Economic Development & a county tax incentive.

Officials will choose nine of 60 local entrepreneurs for a small business incubator set to open in November along the Mary Black Rail Trail near 351 E.

Henry St. The project offers repurposed container units for food and retail and is a joint effort by local government & community partners.

Smoking Butt Heads BBQ closed permanently on July 5 after falling sales when free Broad Street parking was removed for a new joint government complex + city services like shuttles and free valet now support downtown access.

On Tuesday, the South Carolina Bar and Tavern Association and Ragnar Hospitality announced a new insurance program to help local businesses cover costly liquor liability premiums statewide.

Applicants will undergo vetting and can receive quotes within three days if they apply at least 30 days before their current coverage expires.

Amazon is lowering prices on school supplies including mechanical pencils, backpacks & clothing with discounts up to 60% to help families prepare for school in August.

Shoppers in Spartanburg can take advantage of these deals online during the summer.

Upstate soccer fans can watch the FIFA World Cup final as Spain faces Argentina tomorrow at 3 p.m. at venues across the region such as FR8 Yard and Delaney's Irish Pub in Spartanburg.

Nature Art Workshop

9 AM – 12 PM — Spartanburg Science Center — Fee required — Dive into a week of creativity with nature-themed arts and crafts projects.