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Today, the 275-seat Inman Theatre is alive and well again, thanks to a three-year restoration effort by its owners, Inman native Buren Martin and his wife Dorothy.

A political era ended Monday — unexpectedly and without an election — as Prime Minister David Cameron said he will step down in two days in favor of Theresa May, a senior member of his Cabinet who will become Britain's second female leader.

The tornado siren in downtown Spartanburg briefly sounded Monday afternoon, but officials reported no tornadoes were on the ground.

Leaders, police officers and residents of stood side-by-side, and hand-in-hand at times, Monday morning to promote unity in Spartanburg County and pray for nationwide healing.

Most of the protests in South Carolina were peaceful following last week's police shootings around the country.

A woman died was killed in a vehicle crash on Southport Road Sunday.

Financial settlement could end legal battle for the property.

The Confederate battle flag flew again outside the South Carolina Statehouse on Sunday — temporarily — during a rally that drew both supporters in Civil War garb and bullhorn-toting protesters.

Plans for a solar project that will reuse the former Arkwright landfill to deliver clean, renewable energy to Spartanburg residents are gaining more power.