Eriana Meadows is a news reporter for WSPA 7News, focusing on local news in Spartanburg, South Carolina. With experience working for WGHP-TV 8 and Wnct TV, Eriana covers a wide range of topics including community events, local government, public safety, and human interest stories.
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ANDERSON, S.C. (WSPA) – An Anderson nonprofit is giving families in need access to healthy meals for a lower price.
A group of Greenville moms have come together to help fulfill the wish list of kids in Western North Carolina for the holidays.
The pair of sisters are one step closer to fulfilling their passion of serving others by owning a coffee shop in Pelzer.
After searching for years, Anderson District 3 has found and purchased 72 acres of land to build a new school, located Highway 81 South.
The organizations already have a list of customers that will receive care, but they are always looking for volunteers to help with repairs.
Ice in the Park starts Monday, December 2 and will last until Sunday, January 5.
Anderson County leaders are looking ahead to the new year and are hoping to make next year a success.
Due to the amount of debris, crews anticipate clean up to continue into the new year.
The City of Anderson is seeking community feedback about adding more trails to the area.
By: Eriana Meadows
Clemson fans began their travel from the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport, heading to Texas to support the Tigers in the college football playoff.
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