Wade Hampton Boulevard looked a lot different when Leland Crim opened Crim’s Golf Center in 1994.
“There was a golf course across the street where the Bi-Lo is now,” Crim said. “It was a lot slower. This was on the outskirts of Greer at that time. It was a slower way of life.”
Behind the humorous lines, witty quips and quick jokes delivered by the cast of “Shrek the Musical,” a message of acceptance resonates throughout the play, reverberating from each song off the walls of the auditorium and between each laugh elicited from the audience.
He wanted everyone to know that he had a perfect life.’
Tim Bright died on Saturday, Oct. 4, after a four-and-a-half year battle with cancer. The Riverside High and University of South Carolina baseball standout, who alongside his wife Jenny founded the Brightlife organization to support cancer research, was 32.
The Byrnes Rebel Regiment played host to several area bands during Saturday’s C. Phillip McIntyre Tounament of Bands competition at Nixon Field.
Twice a year in the Upstate, deep fried Oreos, boiled peanuts, barbeque, bluegrass and camping synchronize, creating a festival that has gained notoriety and draws in atendees from all over the United States.
The Riverside High cross country teams gave back last week, donating more than 5,000 canned food items to Greer Community Ministries (GCM).
Riverside was one of more than 20 schools participating in a race to raise support for local food banks.
A crowd cheered as 128 athletes from Washington Center made their way through the balloon arches heading out to a day of showing off their athletic abilities. Some of them walked by themselves and some were wheeled through in their chairs, but all of them excitedly waved back to the crowd as they prepared to participate in the 22nd Washington C
Before doves served as military messengers, religions believed them to be messengers of hope and peace and the Holy Ghost. The symbolism of doves holds a long history. They have represented the embodiment of Roman Goddesses, fidelity and purity in Greek, Chinese and European cultures, to name a few.
Audiences attending “Legally Blonde: The Musical” will see different sides to a pair of Greenville Little Theatre regulars. Known primarily for set and technical work behind the scenes, Greer residents Eric Chamness and Lauren Sherr are stepping in front of the curtain for this production.
From the opening credits, the scene unfolds.
A trendy building in the artistic Village of West Greenville. Inside, a lounge area offers food and a bar for guests to enjoy before ducking into one of three screening rooms.
317 Trade Street Greer, SC 29651
Phone: 1-864-877-2076
