Christian Boschult is a reporter for The Post and Courier, focusing on local news in Spartanburg, South Carolina. With a keen eye for investigative reporting, Christian covers a range of topics including crime, government accountability, community events, and human interest stories.
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Christian Boschult's reporting primarily focuses on local government, public safety, and economic development in the Spartanburg area of South Carolina. His coverage includes breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements.
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By: Christian Boschult
Spartanburg is planning a new sports park at Cowpens Middle School. The new park east of Spartanburg will have baseball and softball fields, a gym and walking path.
By: Christian Boschult
Spartanburg farmers are selling seasonal local produce online through the PAL food hub website, including tomatoes, cucumbers, peaches, blackberries and watermelon.
By: Christian Boschult
Spartanburg Sheriff Chuck Wright hired his son in a move that may break a state law prohibiting officials from hiring family members to positions they supervise.
By: Christian Boschult
Spartanburg offered Nautilus Fitness owner John Lankford $1.75 million for his property. It wants to build a city-county government complex and parking garage.
By: Christian Boschult, David Ferrara
Spartanburg County and City of Spartanburg salary databases show the highest-paid government employees. Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright was paid $199,099.
By: Christian Boschult
The first Whataburger in Spartanburg County and South Carolina opened July 15 in Boiling Springs. The location is 3647 Boiling Springs Road. It’s open 24/7.
By: Christian Boschult
The woman involved in a wreck that killed five on I-26 in Spartanburg County had a past citations, previously caused a wreck and passed out at the wheel.
By: Christian Boschult
Complaint against Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright to SC Ethics Commission was ‘sufficient to warrant an investigation.’ Wright had been accused of nepotism.
By: Christian Boschult
"We're gonna fight it to the fullest extent of the law," one landowner said.
By: Christian Boschult
Spartanburg Sheriff Chuck Wright recused himself from supervising his son, Andy Wright, shortly after hiring him. The S.C. Ethics Commission is investigating.
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