Good morning, Spartanburg.

After Upstate Pride canceled its event, local groups formed the Spartanburg Pride Coalition – they will host Sparkle City Pride on Nov.

7 at the Unitarian Universalist Church to include a march and day festival that brings neighbors together.

WSPA-7 in Greenville will switch to a CW affiliation on Aug.

1 after CBS dropped the station, and it will continue to air local news, weather & sports for its community.

After closing for installation from June 29 to July 16, Spartanburg Art Museum in downtown Spartanburg now features a permanent collection exhibition showcasing 120 years of local art and artifacts on view through Sept.

30 with free admission Tuesday through Saturday.

Spartanburg County Public Libraries hosts its final Exploring Human Origins program (AI and the Human) from 6 to 7 p.m. July 30 at its headquarters.

Residents can join a discussion on how artificial intelligence informs our ideas about human identity.

Spartanburg Community College announced today that its Summer 2026 Advanced Pharmacy Technician graduates earned a 100% pass rate on the national PTCB exam — a result that highlights the program's blend of classroom instruction and hands-on training for work in local health-care settings.

Longtime U.S. senator Lindsey Graham passed away on July 11 after a notable career in the Air Force & Congress.

Funeral services are underway in his home state today and were held in Washington, D.C. on July 28, with some events live-streamed for local viewers.

USA TODAY Sports has unveiled its USA250 list ranking the 10 greatest college athletes from South Carolina, highlighting record-setters like George Rogers, Deshaun Watson & A'ja Wilson in a feature that celebrates the state’s proud sports legacy.

In the ACC preseason poll, Clemson football dropped from last year’s top spot and was picked fourth with seven first-place votes (compared to 167 last season), and the Tigers will begin the 2026 season with a new quarterback and offensive coordinator after a 7-6 finish.