Spartanburg News

The manufacturer is directly credited with quadrupling the automotive industry in this state since the first car rolled off the line 20 years ago.

BMW plans to increase capacity in Spartanburg 50 percent to as many as 450,000 cars a year.

Michaela Rae Johnson and Erik Welker of Spartanburg were married July 12, 2014, at Parris Island Community Center on Parris Island.

As the metals distribution industry slides into the second half of 2011, service center executives are generally comfortable with the state of the market-but uncomfortable with matters outside it.

SPARTANBURG, S.C. In South Carolina's Blue Ridge foothills, the Hans & Franz Biergarten serves Wiener Schnitzel, German spaetzle and a concoction of sauerkraut, cream cheese, bacon and corned beef rolled in bread crumbs and fried.

Heather Frech sits with her son Jonathan, 4, at a welcome center as they wait for their dog to eat.

Charlotte real estate firm Avison Young is marketing a pair of sites in the Kings Mountain area that the owners would be willing to develop into industrial buildings.

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Former Hilton Head Island High School teacher Todd White has returned home to Spartanburg, but he's still in the Lowcountry this week doing what he enjoys: competing against top young talent.

The Express concept is expected to fit into mall food courts, airports, and institutional settings.

The owner of Medcare Urgent Care is fighting back against the largest private health insurer in the state after the company announced it will narrow the list of in-network urgent care providers later this year.

Today's Justice of the Day is: JAMES F. BYRNES. Justice Byrnes took the Judicial Oath to officially join the SCUS on this day, July 8, in 1941.

The Herald-Journal of Spartanburg reports that 25-year-old Jeffrey Miller of Enoree was sentenced Monday to 10 years in prison, which was suspended to the time he had served.

A camo'ed 2015 BMX X5 M was just spotted at an apartment complex near BMW's factory in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

As expected , BMW announced last week that it would build a new production facility in Mexico to handle assembly of key models destined of the North American market.

As the metals distribution industry slides into the second half of 2011, service center executives are generally comfortable with the state of the market-but uncomfortable with matters outside it.

The county had 9,000 cases total to review in just over 12 months, and Probate Judge Ponda Caldwell said there are about 2,500 left to be reviewed as the Aug. 1 deadline looms.

German automaker BMW said it will spend $1 billion to build a plant in the central Mexican state of San Luis Potosi with capacity to produce 150,000 units a year.

Daily TimesPresident Ronald Reagan once observed that if America ever ceased being one nation under God it would be a nation gone under... 11 a.m. & 2:30 p.m.: Lockhart Chapel Baptist Church, 472 Old Union Road, holds its one day revival.

After over a year of speculation, BMW is finally officially announcing that it's building a factory in Mexico.