Flying Fox Coffee Plans Downtown Woodruff Location
Flying Fox Coffee has leased 132 S. Main St. The opening date, hours and menu haven't been announced yet.
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Flying Fox Coffee has leased 132 S. Main St. The opening date, hours and menu haven't been announced yet.
Read at The Woodruff Times (opens the original story in a new tab)August 2026 state food inspections: Jersey Mike's, Papa John's and The Wine Gallery earned A grades, and two spots moved from B to A on follow-up.
Read at The Woodruff Times (opens the original story in a new tab)The locally owned salon marked its move across the street to 113 W. Georgia St. with an Aug. 20 ribbon cutting.
Read at The Woodruff Times (opens the original story in a new tab)The locally owned Woodruff market won 2026 Best of Spartanburg for Best Grocery, Best Meat Market/Seafood Shop and Best Place to Work.
Read at The Woodruff Times (opens the original story in a new tab)BMW's Woodruff battery assembly plant has hired and is training 300+ workers ahead of a planned December 2026 production start.
Read at SC Daily Gazette (opens the original story in a new tab)BMW says Plant Woodruff begins series production of batteries for the electric BMW iX5 in December 2026, with 300+ employees and 250 robots.
Read at BMW Group (opens the original story in a new tab)Less than two years after opening, the Woodruff barbershop won Best Barbershop in the Upstate and plans a second location in Greer.
Read at The Woodruff Times (opens the original story in a new tab)Cooling-technology maker Airsys officially opened its global headquarters on a 60-acre campus in Woodruff, a $60 million investment the company expects to bring 215 jobs.
Read at airsysnorthamerica.com (opens the original story in a new tab)Five years in, the downtown venue has a distraction-free music room, breakfast service and plans to renovate the old movie theatre next door.
Read at The Woodruff Times (opens the original story in a new tab)Rental company CAPREIT says it bought Hart Townes, a new build-to-rent community of 157 three-bedroom townhomes in Woodruff, with first move-ins underway.
Read at CAPREIT (opens the original story in a new tab)City officials held a ribbon cutting for Capri's, which brings family recipes it says are unchanged for more than 40 years.
Read at The Woodruff Times (opens the original story in a new tab)Construction began Oct. 8 on Riverbend, the 300-acre former Enoree Farms tract that will hold the city's River Bend Athletic Complex and a new Libertas Academy charter school.
Read at scbiz.com (opens the original story in a new tab)The Post and Courier talked with Humble Grounds and Tap Three owners, the mayor and District 4 about what new homes, new plants and a new high school mean for downtown Woodruff.
Read at The Post and Courier (opens the original story in a new tab)Spartanburg Regional broke ground on Medical Group of the Carolinas – Family Medicine – Woodruff, an 18,000 sq ft primary-care building on Highway 101 with on-site X-ray and lab. It was slated to finish in summer 2026.
Read at The Woodruff Times (opens the original story in a new tab)Mr. Jalapeño, the Mexican restaurant at 10195 US-221 in Woodruff, marked its 10th anniversary in May 2025 with a party for customers.
Read at The Woodruff Times (opens the original story in a new tab)Plants on Main, a boutique plant shop in downtown Woodruff, held its ribbon cutting in April 2025 with the mayor and council members after five months of quiet growth.
Read at The Woodruff Times (opens the original story in a new tab)In March 2024 the Post and Courier reported that Maverick Biscuit (breakfast and brunch) and Travinia Italian Kitchen and Wine Bar would share a renovated early-1900s building at 135 S. Main St., next to Conner Flynn's.
Read at The Post and Courier (opens the original story in a new tab)Background from the Upstate Business Journal: Woodruff's roots as a farm and textile town, its schools, and the housing and BMW investment driving its growth.
Read at Upstate Business Journal (opens the original story in a new tab)BMW, City of Woodruff and Spartanburg County representatives signed the first steel beam on Oct. 5, 2023, as building construction began.
Read at BMW Group (opens the original story in a new tab)At the June 2023 groundbreaking, grandchildren of Woodruff peach grower S.J. Workman said selling the 315-acre family farm to BMW was bittersweet, but that their grandfather would be proud.
Read at The Post and Courier (opens the original story in a new tab)BMW broke ground on "Plant Woodruff," a $700 million battery assembly plant on 315 acres near the city, with more than 300 jobs planned.
Read at BMW Group (opens the original story in a new tab)In April 2022 the Post and Courier reported that Scoops On Main had opened at 222 S. Main St., in the former Gaither Ray's on Main, with 36 flavors served in warm dipped waffle cones.
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