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Max White

Max White

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Local Government and Business Reporter, Post and Courier

Spartanburg

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Total articles 487

  • Pro baseball is back in Spartanburg after 30-year hiatus, but much more is riding on the ballpark

    By Max White| Post and Courier Verified SPARTANBURG — After a 30-year absence, minor league baseball has returned to Spartanburg as part of a more than half-a-billion-dollar transformation of downtown. The Hub City Spartanburgers won their first game at Fifth Third Park in front of a packed crowd for the club’s home opener.

    By Max White · Post and Courier

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • What to expect in Hub City Spartanburgers' inaugural season: 'It’s going to be awesome.'

    By Max White| Post and Courier Verified SPARTANBURG — Professional baseball’s return to Spartanburg is just around the corner and the team’s roster features top prospects with expectations of one day reaching the majors. The Hub City Spartanburgers make their home opener on April 15. The minor league team playing its inaugural season will host the Bowling Green Hot Rods for a six-game series at Fifth Third Park, the new ballpark anchoring the $542 million mixed-use development spanning much of downtown Spartanburg, dubbed Project Core.

    By Max White · Post and Courier

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Pro baseball is back in Spartanburg after 30-year hiatus, but much more is riding on the ballpark

    By Max White| Post and Courier Verified SPARTANBURG — After a 30-year absence, minor league baseball has returned to Spartanburg as part of a more than half-a-billion-dollar transformation of downtown. The Hub City Spartanburgers won their first game at Fifth Third Park in front of a packed crowd for the club’s home opener.

    By Max White · Post and Courier

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Post and Courier

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

+1 843-577-7111