Rey Llerena

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Emergency Services Director Billy Gibson said the 32,000-square foot, $12.1 million facility will replace its current one off Walhalla Highway.

North Carolina's governor-elect encouraged tourism to return to western North Carolina to aid Helene recovery efforts while criticizing a new law.

Greenville County officials said crews will begin their final pass in January, which could last into February.

City Manager Chris Story said the more than $15 million project aims to make the area more friendly to pedestrians and host a wide variety of events.

"Anybody with two eyes could see this was a real need," Greenville Mayor Knox White said. "We couldn't be what we wanted it to be with all our other successes, without this maintenance solely being built, so the city, the county, the state, the feds, everybody was on board on this project like nothing I'd ever seen."

The building on South Main Street was built around 1909 as a hotel, and since then, city officials said it has seen several changes and fallen into disrepair.

Spartanburg County Coroner Rusty Clevenger said that in South Carolina, children are classified as such starting from birth until they turn 18 years old.

Mayor Brandon Smith said the Kitson Mill was established around 1890 and played a big part in the city's economy before it closed.

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburg Soup Kitchen continued its annual tradition as the organization provided a warm meal and gifts to people in need.