Friday night, he will be racing in The Crit, a closed-circuit multi-lap race in downtown Spartanburg. The race is described as "the fastest night in the Upstate" by organizers. All proceeds benefit PAL: Play. Advocate. Live Well. (By: Joanna Johnson, Spartanburg Herald-Journal)
Bill 3121 is a crucial legislative initiative aimed at promoting trail development and fostering healthier communities.
Duncan Park in Spartanburg hasn’t allowed recreational boating since the 1950s. But this summer, that could all change. (By: Elise Devlin, WSPA)
The Duncan Park Visioning Plan was recently developed with help from Play. Advocate. Live Well. and support from the Friends of Duncan Park group. The park, the largest in the city, hasn't drawn as many visitors in recent years, so the plan aims to change that. (By Chris Lavender, Post & Courier)
This year’s tournament will benefit local charities including: PAL: Play. Advocate. Live Well Spartanburg (By: Megan Fitzgerald, Greenville Journal)
According to Feed America, one in 10 people in South Carolina don't know where their next meal will come from. A couple of Spartanburg nonprofits and the city of Spartanburg are coming together to do their part and give fresh food to the community. (WYFF—Carlos Cristian Flores)
Our dream is for Spartanburg County to be a community where making the healthy choice is also the easy choice.
A program is giving residents on the southside of Spartanburg access to fresh produce for free. The City of Spartanburg, PAL and Hub City Roots recently partnered to begin the Fresh Stops program. (By: Chloe Salsameda, WSPA)
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