Spartanburg, S.C. – Seeking to enhance its community outreach efforts and improve lives with chiropractic care, Sherman College of Chiropractic President Dr. Edwin Cordero turned to fellow College Town institution Spartanburg Methodist College’s President Dr. Colleen Perry Keith to form a collaborative agreement and provide chiropractic care for the benefit of SMC student athletes.

Spartanburg, S.C. – SCC’s Academic Director for Social Sciences, Dr. Bruce Dillenbeck, received the Governor’s Distinguished Professor Award at the 25th Anniversary Celebration of the South Carolina Governor’s Professors of the Year and Distinguished Professors Luncheon on March 7, 2013.

Charleston, SC - The President's Budget once again includes funds to continue Charleston's Post-45 Harbor Deepening, a project designated last year by the Administration as one of its priority infrastructure projects. Released today, the fiscal year 2014 budget includes a $1.165-million allocation to continue the considerable progress on the project's feasibility study, now at its midpoint.

SPARTANBURG, S.C. (April 20, 2013) — Building on its reputation as a “Playful City, USA”, the City of Spartanburg and its partners at Spartanburg County School Districts 6 and 7, and Partners for Active Living, announced today a new initiative that will allow citizens greater use of school playgrounds in the
City.

A team of third-grade students representing the Spartanburg School District Seven’s ODYSSEY Program won the highest honor in the second meet of the WordMasters Challenge — a national language arts competition.

Charleston, SC - Robert (Bob) Greulich has joined the South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA) as its Hong Kong-based sales representative. A more than 40-year veteran of the maritime industry, Greulich is responsible for marketing the Port of Charleston's public marine terminals to both shippers and ocean carriers throughout Hong Kong and Singapore.

Celebrate with Upper Cervical Health Centers! It’s our Grand Opening and we want to buy you dinner!
Please come on Tuesday, April 30th at 6 p.m.at the Chapman Cultural Center and enjoy a FREE barbecue dinner from Smoldering Bear, win some wonderful prizes and let us share some great information about Upper Cervical Care - It’s the Best - Kept Secret in Health Care. Please RSVP to 864-804-6886 by Friday,April 26th.We hope to see you there!

Charleston, SC - Newer, cleaner engines and cleaner fuels have helped reduce total pollutants from port equipment and trucks, according to an air emissions inventory commissioned by the South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA). The inventory, which measured all port-related emissions in the tri-county region during the year 2011, is a follow-up to the port's first-in-the-region baseline study that quantified 2005 levels.