Eric and Tarah O’Sullivan knew a fourth child would change their lives—they just didn’t realize how much.
In October of 2016, the Upstate couple was preparing to welcome Drake Rayden to the family.
Ashland Craft and James Tucker will headline the city’s 11th annual Freedom Blast celebration, set for June 29 at Greer City Park.
Sergey Brahin, center, plays with his son, David, and daughter, Angelina, during the first Moonlight Movie of the season at Greer City Park last Thursday night.
Plans to redevelop the historic mill in Lyman are now in motion.
The Town of Lyman, in partnership with Greenville-based environmental firm SynTerra Corp., began the initial stages of the renovation project after receiving federal assistance that will fund the necessary environmental testing.
The Greater Greer Chamber of Commerce will introduce its new festival, Blues on the Green, this fall.
The inaugural event is set for Friday, Sept. 6, from 4-10 p.m. at Greer City Park.
The local South Carolina Army National Guard branch is planning an inaugural Career Exploration Day for Thursday, June 13 at the Cannon Centre in Greer.
More than 20 vendors will be sharing information at the free event, which is open to the public from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Generation Kid Strong to host free workouts
Generation Kid Strong, located at 209-D Riverside Court in Greer, is hosting Community Free Family Workout Nights every Wednesday evening all summer long.
Each week will be a different instructor teaching new classes.
The Greer Soup Kitchen/Chandler Creek and Woodland Elementary schools Lunch Buddies program kicked off this week to begin serving summer lunches to Greer area children who would otherwise not have access to food.
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) welcomed 13.4% more passengers at the airport in April 2019 (207,539) versus April 2018 (183,012).
This marked the 19th consecutive month of passenger growth for the Upstate’s airport and passenger activity at GSP is not expected to slow down anytime soon.
Upstate Alliance is hoping to help tackle the local hiring problem with the launch of its new website.
Tiffany Tate, Global Cities Program Coordinator with the company, shared about the numerous job openings and the new resource, “Move Up,” during the Chamber’s First Friday Luncheon at Greer City Hall last week.
