Post and Courier · Greenville, SC
The Legacy Early College charter school broke ground Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, on its proposed $60 million campus on West Marion Road west of Greenville — shown here in a rendering provided by the school. Provided/Legacy Early College GREENVILLE — One of Greenville County’s largest charter schools — Legacy Early College — has moved forward with its plan to open a third campus, this one built from scratch west of downtown Greenville.The goal is for Legacy Early College to reach a total enrollment of 2,500 students after the new campus opens in fall 2028. To get there, the school must raise $60 million, officials told The Post and Courier last year. The school, which has started site prep, does not yet have the full amount but moved forward with a groundbreaking on its 55-acre site Nov. 5.Legacy Early College is in the midst of a $25 million capital campaign that is led by Legacy Advancement, the nonprofit management organization controlled by school founder and CEO William Brown.
Red Orb News · Clemson, SC
Nearby: Clemson, SCSyracuse's athletic director wants to beat Clemson "in the worst way," according to a USA TODAY Network report carried by Yahoo Sports on November 4, 2026. That headline is the loudest thing in this week's coverage of the matchup, and it comes from the program's own leadership rather than a pundit. The quote-level framing matters: the desire is on the record, the pathway is not. Two other pieces rounded out the week's record. Matt Levine of Roundtable Sports - Clemson published "3 Biggest X-Factors for Clemson to Defeat Syracuse" on November 4, and SB Nation's Kevin Wall filed a "what to watch" preview on November 5. Together they show how a single matchup gets covered from both sidelines — and how little hard data any of it contains before kickoff. This piece assembles what the sourced record supports, nothing more. For readers tracking how coverage claims get built, our guide on judging any critic's review applies to sports previews too.
Smoky Mountain News · Highlands, NC
Nearby: Highlands, NCA special “Oyster Roast & Bluegrass” culinary gathering will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Highlander Mountain House in Highlands. Fresh seafood from Pelican Oysters, craft ales from Burial Beer Co. and live music from Daniel Ullom & Emma Rast. Tickets are $50 per person. For tickets, visit highlandermountainhouse.com or call 828.526.2590.