Good morning, Spartanburg.

HALTER, a local nonprofit using horses to help children with physical, cognitive & emotional challenges, received a $50K Kubota Hometown Proud award today.

The funding will complete a new two-stall barn and purchase a Kubota RTV-X Long Bed utility vehicle to improve its 25-acre campus.

Houni's Italian Ice will close its Woodruff Road shop on Sept.

27 as it shifts operations to its downtown Simpsonville location at 107 N. Main St. — sisters Morgan and Walker Calhoun Hudzik said the move will let them focus on family time and the business's future.

Breeze Airways – expanding its network to 11 routes from GSP – will launch seasonal nonstop flights to West Palm Beach on December 18, operating on Mondays and Fridays.

Travelers can book the new service through the airline’s app.

Converse University announced that alumna Gillian Goodrich and her husband Mike Goodrich donated $2 million to support student learning — the gift, announced on Sept.

15, extends a five-decade relationship with the school.

State environmental regulators approved a permit on Sept.

18 for NorthMark and Valara to expand their Pine Street data center to produce 457 megawatts (with quarterly pollution reports required if emissions near limits), a move that has raised local concerns.

On Sept. 23, OneSpartanburg held a free discussion at the downtown library (Barrett Meeting Room) where outside experts explained fee-in-lieu-of-tax agreements—a tax break used to attract big investments in our community.

Former Spartanburgers players Rafe Perich and Dalton Pence earned top minor league honors from the Texas Rangers following strong seasons with Hub City teams.

Perich was named the Tom Grieve Player of the Year and Pence was honored as the Nolan Ryan Pitcher of the Year.