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Kesha Williams at her child-care center in Spartanburg

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Kesha Williams, owner of the Little Me child-care center in Spartanburg, is facing challenges after dozens of families lost federally subsidized child-care benefits. The loss of these benefits has impacted her business operations.

Kesha Williams takes a short break Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026 at her child-care center, Little Me, in Spartanburg. With the departure of more than two dozen families who lost federally subsidized child-care benefits in recent months, Williams has had to…

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