A new park is on its way to Wellford.
The City of Wellford has started construction on a new recreational space on North Craft Street.
Playground equipment for the site recently arrived, and plans to develop a soccer or football field have yet to be completed.
Lyman residents are expressing concerns regarding the development of 10 acres on Holly Springs Road.
A potential development on Holly Springs Road in Lyman has caused local residents to raise concerns about increased traffic in the area, and South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) officials are responding.
In a split second, a Greer man’s joy over winning the lottery turned to panic when he thought he’d lost his ticket worth $150,000.
“I couldn’t find it this morning,” the man told lottery officials.
He did not stop searching until he found the Powerball ticket inside an envelope.
St. Mark UMC hosting free program
Ashley Hobbs has opened a home-based baking company in Taylors.
Located on Main Street, Hobbs designs her own cookies, cakes, and more for any occasion.
“I love baking,” Hobbs said. “The creating part is my favorite, the finished product, then seeing people happy when they eat it or see it; that it gives joy is fun.
Mount Lebanon Baptist Church will host the African Children’s Choir on March 1, as the group presents their performance, “Just As I Am,” during the regular Sunday service at 10:30 a.m.
For the first time in history, the upcoming Census will be available online, allowing South Carolina residents to participate anywhere.
Working on the 2020 Census are: the United Way Association of South Carolina, Together SC and The SC Grantmaker’s Network.
Employees at CresCom Bank branches in Greer, Taylors and Greenville raised a total of $37,000 to donate to 13 local non-profits and organizations in 2019.
The CresCom Foundation was created six years ago. Through the foundation, bank employees personally donate their own money to select causes throughout the area.
Unity.
That’s the message Wayne Griffin values above all others, and he’s done a lot to promote it during his 20-year stint on Greer City Council.
“In the end, life is about compromise,” he said.
