Good morning, Spartanburg.

A house collapse sent many animals to the Pet Resource Center, and officials say it is at critical capacity as adoption fees are waived for several dogs, including bonded pairs and seniors.

The center is managing intake and urges residents to consider fostering or adopting pets.

Lowes Foods will open at 8 a.m. on Thursday, Aug.

20 at 12189 West Greenville Highway in Lyman after converting the existing KJs Market; renovations began in early 2026 and employees will remain on staff (as announced by the company).

Spartanburg County Public Libraries has opened its 13th Annual Juried Exhibition for adult artists (aged 18 or older).

Entries are accepted online from Aug. 1-31 with works set to display at the library from Oct. 22 through Dec. 9 and prizes exceeding $3,000 available.

Spartanburg County School District Six students will begin classes tomorrow with a modified calendar that runs until May 28.

The schedule features a two-day fall break Oct. 15-16 and a five-day winter intersession Feb. 15-19, so families should review their childcare + travel plans.

The Powerball jackpot now stands at $786 million — the ninth highest ever — with tickets available for today's drawing at 9:59 p.m. CT.

SC cyclosporiasis cases increased in July with 37 confirmed and more under investigation.

Health officials advise washing hands and produce and cooking food thoroughly — steps to reduce risks amid a national outbreak linked to contaminated lettuce.

South Carolina high schools released the 2026 football schedule covering five weeks of matchups starting Aug.

20, including games featuring Spartanburg Christian + Spartanburg Day School. Fans can plan game days as teams from across the state compete.

MiCah McClintock, a senior tight end for Woodruff, discussed his expectations for the upcoming season in an interview today in Spartanburg.

He is considered one of South Carolina’s top prospects for the Class of 2027.