Writing in Place is a hands-on, intensive writing conference with workshops that appeal to both beginners and professionals. Hosted for the sixth year by the Hub City Writers Project at Wofford College, this conference is open to 72 adult participants, with class sizes that do not exceed 12 people.

In preparation of the big move to 149 Daniel Morgan, the board met for a tour of The Showroom, offices and apartments, then convened for lunch at Hub City Grille (and yes, they stole our name.) Betsy announced that Kerry was going part-time in preparation for meing a new mother and we would be looking for a full-time Showroom director.

The board met April 25, 2006, to address a slight delay in moving to the new building, get a report on the 2006 fundraising campaign, and thank Arthur Cleveland for his four-year donation of free office space in the Montgomery Building. Upcoming events included a Dixie Hummingbirds concert at Barnet Park and a reception in honor of our archive donation to USC Upstate.

The board met March 26, 2006, on the eighth floor of the Montgomery Building to review progress on fall book releases, review plans for upcoming events and finally settle on a new mission statement. Kerry Ferguson announced the winners of the Hub-Bub residency and provided an update on the Hub-Bub programs.

The board of the Hub City Writers Project February 26, 2006 on the eighth floor of the Montgomery Building. They received reports on upcoming books, revisited the mission statement and bylaw issues, discussed what to do with its archives and got an update on the new building, among other topics.