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Robert Smalls developer in Spartanburg looks at Norris Ridge | Spartanburg News

The developer of Robert Smalls affordable housing in Spartanburg is replacing HVACs while looking towards redeveloping the Norris Ridge apartments in Highland.

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ReGenesis Health Care opens first retail pharmacy in Southside Spartanburg

ReGenesis Health Care opens first retail pharmacy in Southside Spartanburg
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Catalyst for change : 86 townhomes, restaurant proposed in north Spartanburg

A new mixed-use development including 86 townhomes and a new restaurant near the Spartanburg Medical Center on North Church Street, if approved, would help revitalize an area of the city

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Piggly Wiggly opens in Spartanburg, ending food desert

It has been three years since people in the southside of Spartanburg had a grocery nearby. This ended with the Piggly Wiggly opening Wednesday.

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Spartanburg extends mask law, one councilwoman asks if it s enough

As COVID-19 cases continue to spike throughout the Upstate, the city of Spartanburg will continue requiring masks inside grocery stores and pharmacies within city limits. But before the city council voted to extend that ordinance another 60 days, Councilwoman Meghan Smith asked city staff if they’ve explored stricter rules aimed at protecting the public from the virus. “I’ve grown increasingly more concerned, anxious, worried, over these numbers,” Smith said during Monday night’s council meeting. “We are seeing the results of Thanksgiving, and we have Christmas and New Year’s coming up. (We) find ourselves in a very difficult situation with the extremely limited jurisdictional tools we have in our toolbox as a small city government.”

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