The City of Greer hosted its sixth annual Greer Goes Global International Festival on Saturday, April 27, at Greer City Park with more than 20 countries represented.
The festival included native performances, musical instruments, snacks from vendors, food trucks, arts and crafts, sports demonstrations and informational booths.
Relay For Life of Greer honored cancer survivors and caregivers last Friday evening with a dinner, walk and activities at Dooley Field Stadium.
The theme for this year’s Relay was Superheros: Taking Up the Fight.
One trait you can find in most Sunnyside residents: a shared sense of community.
Just ask, Dr. Norma Givens, who was born in Washington D.C. but spent her formative years in the heart of one of Greer’s most historic neighborhoods.
A hidden gem in the valley between the mountaintops of Greenville and Greer, Taylors is known for its rich history and dynamic residents.
“Taylors has a history that both long-time residents and newcomers resonate with,” said Alex Reynolds, President of Taylors TownSquare since its inception in November 2014.
Michael and Kristin Thackston began their adoption journey about seven years ago.
A coffee shop theme at the 22nd annual Living Gallery at Bob Jones University will include a secular painting for the first time ever.
Blue Ridge is a community defined not by geographical boundaries, but by the pride of the people who call it home.
Noted for its rural landscape and mountain views, addresses in the area can span Taylors, Greer, or even Tigerville. However, ask any local and they can tell you exactly where they are from.
Once a sleepy corner just on the outskirts of Greer proper with pastures and two-lane roads, the Riverside community has come into its own identity–bustling with new businesses, future homesites, and a growing population.
Greer’s Lorene Fisher is reaping the fruits of her labors.
With an eye on the ground and an interest in Native American culture, Fisher was recently recognized for her archaeology work in a major way.
A Pi Day celebration was held at Chandler Creek Elementary School last Thursday.
The Alpha Alpha Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma partnered with the Communities In Schools Afterschool Program to celebrate the day (March 14).
