Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 27th of August.
Good morning, Spartanburg.
NorthMark announced Aug.
25 it will donate $250K–$500K quarterly to nonprofits for STEM+workforce development and public safety, and will offer residents near its Spartanburg data center a car wash membership and air filters during construction; applications begin Sept. 1. Opponents, including Sen. Shane Martin, urged officials to review the project.
Spartanburg Philharmonic is inviting adult singers to join its free community chorus that holds choral-only rehearsals starting Sunday, Aug.
16 at the Mayfarth Rehearsal Room (Converse University’s Blackman School of Music) and will perform Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms on Sept. 12 at Twichell Auditorium.
Converse University in Spartanburg continues its 'Direct Experience' exhibition through Sept.
3 (the Aug. 20 reception highlighted art on cancer survivors' journeys), inviting visitors to explore narratives of resilience and recovery.
Artists Collective Spartanburg opens its 8th juried exhibition on Sept.
1 at Solomon Arts Gallery (578 W. Main St.) featuring 70 pieces from 66 artists available for purchase. The exhibit stays until Oct. 24, with an artists’ reception on Sept. 17 from 5-8 p.m. during the ArtWalk.
Clemson football transfer running back Chris Johnson Jr. impressed coach Dabo Swinney with his pass-blocking during preseason practice after moving from SMU and is set to add speed to the offense ahead of the Sept.
5 game at LSU.
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