Human Resources representative Rick Small says ADO International in Spartanburg had to lay off workers because of the economy. Small says they had to outsource some of the jobs that were in fabrication. One of those employees tells News Channel 7 she had been with the company since it opened and is upset that senior employees were included. Small says some of those laid off were senior people, but not all of them.
ADO manufactures drapery fabrics and window coverings for home furnishing.
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A House subcommittee unanimously voted down a bill that would require USC and Clemson to face off in football once a year.
Jermel Tompkins was served an arrest warrant for murder in the death of Erica Wideman.
The adults and children escaped out the front door after the explosion.
Deputies say Nicholas Montrea Jeter, 29, struck a 43-year old man in the head with a three to four foot long stick.
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Spartanburg Public Safety officers are investigating a shooting in the city Tuesday night.
Andre Young and Devin Booker talk about the Tigers 2-point loss to Maryland
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