Good morning, Spartanburg.

Duncan Park will upgrade trails by paving half a mile of gravel paths plus adding one mile of new trail and a boardwalk.

PAL and city officials will brief residents at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 9 at C.C. Woodson Community Center, with construction starting weeks later with an $800k grant.

ReGenesis Health Care opened its new business, administration & training center on Aug.

7 at 2271 South Pine Street, combining administrative functions and dedicated event space. Community groups may reserve meeting rooms and the BridgePoint Center for events.

NorthMark Strategies is building a $2.8 billion, 457-MW data center on South Pine Street in Spartanburg that ties advanced computing work to British financier Peter de Putron of an F1 team - the company also announced a $1M charitable giving arm and rising tax payments.

Greenville author John Warner will sign his novel The Tuesday Code at Hub City Bookshop (186 W.

Main Street) in downtown Spartanburg on Saturday, Sept. 12 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The book signing will give local readers a chance to meet the writer.

Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System completed its largest summer internship program in 2026, placing 126 students across six hospitals and 20 practices.

The interns from 15 high schools and seven colleges gained 18,747 hours of hands-on experience over eight weeks, helping generate nearly $250,000 in economic impact.

Construction has begun on Beaumont Mill, a $51M, 275-unit apartment complex at 553 Isom St. that will offer 10% workforce housing, a pool + gym, and trails connecting the historic site to downtown, with leasing set to start in Q3 and work finishing in 2028.

Spartanburg golfers Todd White + Mike Sposa are set to compete today in the championship match of the U.S. Senior Amateur at Baltimore Country Club in Lutherville, Md.

Both athletes bring local pride and years of competitive experience into the contest.

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney denied on Sept.

2 that former Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin helped report tampering with linebacker Luke Ferrelli + he said he reported the issue directly to the NCAA. Clemson will face LSU on Sept. 5 in Baton Rouge.