Spencer Donovan is a City Reporter at The Post and Courier. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, energy policy and regulation, and regional interest, with a focus on renewable energy and commercial real estate development. Spencer's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his expertise in the intersection of energy, hospitality, and retail sectors.
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Spencer Donovan's reporting focuses predominantly on local government, crime, and real estate in Greenville, South Carolina. His coverage often includes breaking news and evolving stories related to local announcements, legal policy regulations, and governmental activities.
Given his focus on the local community of Greenville, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or expert commentary on ongoing issues such as affordable housing initiatives, public safety concerns, urban development projects within the city limits of Greenville. Additionally, Spencer may also appreciate perspectives from individuals involved in the aforementioned topics or those directly impacted by them.
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By: Spencer Donovan
Updated PICKENS — A 68-year-old, terminally ill inmate who had been assigned to hospice care instead died this week at the Pickens County Detention Center , authorities said.
GREENVILLE — No matter where you fall in the “small city-big town” debate , you'll want to know this: CNN Travel ranked Greenville the third-best town to visit in the country.
By: Spencer Donovan
GREENVILLE — A drive-thru coffee chain with roots in the Carolinas will open its first Greenville location this month.
By: Spencer Donovan
GREER — Work will begin soon to install solar canopies on top of two parking garages at Greenville -Spartanburg International Airport, a move to pull power from the sun while shading travelers' cars.
ANDERSON — The U.S. government plans to dispose of its office complex that houses court facilities where former Spartanburg Sheriff Chuck Wright pleaded guilty to federal charges last year.
By: Spencer Donovan
ANDERSON — More than 75,000 sunflowers will greet visitors at one of South Carolina's oldest family farms for its Sunflower Festival
By: Spencer Donovan
ANDERSON COUNTY — Two now-former police officers have been charged after an investigation found they beat two people in the head while arresting them, with one officer using the muzzle of a rifle, state law enforcement said.
By: Spencer Donovan
GREENVILLE — Tickets go on sale this week for the Peace Center 's newly unveiled performance lineup starting this fall and running into next summer.
One of the few factories in the U.S. that makes solar cells — a critical component of solar panels — has expanded its production capacity here in the Upstate.
By: Spencer Donovan
FOUNTAIN INN — A company that makes components for data centers, utility-grade solar and energy storage systems has opened a new factory in southern Greenville County.
