Spartanburg, South Carolina
Chamber of Commerce President, John Poole, believes that Spartanburg South Carolina is a city on the, “Fast Track”.
In the northwest corner of the state, Spartanburg South Carolina sits near the North Carolina border and is twenty minutes from Greenville SC.
With the revitalization of Morgan Square and the announcement of a new Cultural Arts Center, Mr Poole has plenty to back up his claim.
The city has undertaken many development projects to enhance the city. Initiatives to allow for better traffic flow, create housing for elderly citizens, and the practice of bringing in entertainment hot spots like the Wild Wings Cafe, are all part of the plans to keep Spartanburg moving in the right direction.
Community spirit is alive in Spartanburg SC, a city of volunteers, who contribute time and money in the way of beatifications and efforts such as the Spot of Pride Project, enhancing the appearance of the city landscape.
Spartanburg South Carolina boasts a population of 39,673 people and is located outside of Greenville SC, in Spartanburg County, which has a total population of 257,262 people.
Spartanburg is located at the intersection of I-26 and I-85. Businesses have taken note of Spartanburg's great location.
Since 2001, over 170 million dollars have been invested in the local economy.
Spartanburg South Carolina is located about an hour and a half from Columbia, SC and Charlotte, NC, about an hour and fifteen minutes from Asheville, NC, and about three hours from Atlanta, GA.
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