Good morning, Spartanburg.

Headquarters Library will host the 'Breakthrough in Black' exhibition (featuring early Black cinema and pioneers) at its AT&T Exhibition Lobby from Aug.

23 through Oct. 18. A virtual talk (7 p.m. on Aug. 28) and film screenings in September are planned.

Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System’s internship program gave 126 high school and college students (112 HS, 14 college) hands-on medical experience across 73 departments at six campuses this summer.

The program aims to ease long doctor wait times by inspiring interest in health careers amid a wider worker shortage.

Clemson is counting on its talented freshman class today as Polo Anderson, a Dorman product + the team’s No.2 signee, is set to start at safety and may play many roles while Tait Reynolds and Brock Bradley vie for a backup quarterback spot.

The Spartanburg Horsemen’s Association will host its August Open Horse Show on Saturday, Aug.

15 at Croft State Park, where gates open at 7 a.m. and competitions run until 8 p.m. at 450 Croft State Park Road.

Boiling Springs senior defensive lineman Dennis Glenn Jr. has committed to Rutgers and will join their football program next season, a decision that boosts his local profile (drawing strong community interest).

Local high school football jamborees kick off today with the McDonald's Kickoff Classic at Woodruff Fountain Inn and will continue with events at Chesnee and Byrnes before the regular season begins on Aug.

21. Select games cost $15 (tickets required).