Elise Devlin is a journalist based in Spartanburg, South Carolina. She writes for various local news outlets, including Carolinas' Own Queen City News WJZY-TV and WSPA 7News. Elise covers a range of topics, including local events, community stories, crime, and developments in the Spartanburg area.
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Elise Devlin’s coverage primarily focuses on local events, crime stories, and community support in the South Carolina area. She frequently covers government announcements and evolving local stories.
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By: Elise Devlin
The new regulation allows the Department of Education to have the final say in local disputes over what books are appropriate in school libraries, book clubs, and classrooms.
The Spartanburg Police Department is monitoring the WestGate Mall more than usual due to a recent spike in break-ins, vandalism and damage.
Downtown Spartanburg is not experiencing as many football fans it normally does, this July.
Spartanburg City Council has unanimously approved the development of single-family affordable homes.
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WSPA) – Police are preparing for an upcoming Donald Trump campaign event in downtown Asheville.
Most people have driven through a roundabout before, and now Spartanburg County is looking to add more to the roads.
A hit-and-run driver responsible for a crash that killed a Greenville County teacher pleaded guilty in court Monday.
The Greenville County School District said the State Board of Education passed new regulations that have caused the district to change its stance on book fairs.
According to unofficial results, Lyman Dawkins III received 68.1 percent of the votes in the runoff election.
The remains of 17 Upstate veterans are now on their way to their final resting place in Columbia.
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