After an Afternoon on the Rail Trail
Thursday, September 17, 2020
We’ve gone over the activities you can find along the Mary Black Foundation Rail Trail before. From a park for your four-legged friends, to an area where you can see how you’d rank among NFL prospects, to the paved walking/running/riding trail itself, the Rail Trail has a little something for everyone. But so too does the area around the Rail Trail. If you’re on th
Continue Reading >A Visit to Cleveland Park
Thursday, June 18, 2020
One of the area’s most charming and most popular parks, the picturesque Cleveland Park has something for everyone looking to spend a few hours enjoying the outdoors in Spartanburg. Cleveland Park sits in the heart of Spartanburg, only a few minutes from downtown. The park has been renovated multiple times over the years, with its event center and clubhouse becoming a landm
Continue Reading >Outdoor Dining Across Spartanburg County
Tuesday, June 16, 2020
Spartanburg’s food scene is full of authenticity, excitement, and innovation. And at several restaurants, the views aren’t bad either. As restaurants ramp back up to full service, consider these options for outdoor dining around Spartanburg County for a meal in the open-air. Heirloom: A Milltown Eatery Heirloom’s patio area is so large it’s actually two spaces.
Continue Reading >Supporting Spartanburg County’s Farms
Wednesday, May 06, 2020
The sweet aroma of freshly-picked fruit wafts through the warm, springtime air at markets and farms across Spartanburg County. Spartanburg is home to some of the finest farms in the Southeast. Countywide, farms are open and have expanded their ordering options to make it easier for you to get fresh produce, dairy, meat and more while adhering to social distancing guidelines.
Continue Reading >Feel the Need for Speed in Spartanburg
Monday, February 03, 2020
Between BMW Manufacturing Co., family-friendly businesses, and the county’s deep and historical ties to stock car racing, Spartanburg is no stranger to automotive enthusiasm and racing passion. Spartanburg earned the moniker of The Hub City for its railroad connections, but for many years, Spartanburg could’ve been described as a hub for NASCAR racing, with top
Continue Reading >Small Town Charm Around Spartanburg County
Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Whether you’re strolling past downtown Landrum storefronts in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains or taking in the fervor of new activity in Woodruff, it’s easy to see the small-town charm Spartanburg County has to offer. Towns across this upstate county are growing more and more vibrant as locals bring to life their creative visions for historic buildings
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