Greer PD responds to fatal accident
Briana Aysha Turner, 23, of Fountain Inn, is dead after a single vehicle accident that occurred early Saturday morning, March 9.
Briana Aysha Turner, 23, of Fountain Inn, is dead after a single vehicle accident that occurred early Saturday morning, March 9.
A Swiss company has chosen the City of Greer for its first US manufacturing facility.
Matica Group will be investing $2 million in flex space at Pelham Crossing, a mixed-use office, industrial, and retail park off Highway 14 in Greer.
Last Thursday, Governor Henry McMaster officially signed Water Professionals Day into legislation, a day to be celebrated on the first Monday in March every year from now on.
The first observance of Water Professionals Day was Monday, March 4.
On March 15, the annual Food Truck Roll Out will kick off a series of six events to take place throughout the year, concluding in October after months of community and family fun at Greer City Park.
Council to vote on $100M in projects
Mayor of Greer Rick Danner addressed the State of the City last Friday at the Greater Greer Chamber of Commerce First Friday Luncheon, which included the announcement of $100 million worth of projects to soon be voted on by council.
Incumbent Michael Barnes is running to keep his District 18 seat on Greenville County Council this upcoming election.
Barnes is currently serving his second term on Greenville County Council and said his time spent also serving on Greenville County Planning Commission opened his eyes to the operations of County Council.
Greer City Council approved at last week’s meeting, on February 27, a bid summary for Greer Golf and the first reading of an ordinance for the City of Greer to install fiber infrastructure.
What the community knew this time last year as Rosie’s Hot Dogs, they will know this summer as Greer Food Truck Village.
Located at 101 Pennsylvania Ave., Greer, husband and wife owners Hector and Ana Batista are finalizing their last few updates on the old Rosie’s site to create what Hector calls a “unique” experience.
A mother and daughter were killed in a crash that occurred early Sunday morning on I-85 near mile marker 60, at the Hwy. 101 exit.
Heather Holman Padgett, 49, of Bonneau, and her daughter, Cheyenne Nicole Padgett, 23, of Bonneau, were pronounced dead by Spartanburg County Coroner’s Office at 2:40 a.m. Sunday.
The Angel Heart of Hope Ministry, a non-profit organization, is having its 4th annual celebration fundraiser, starting on Friday, March 15, and lasting through Sunday, March 17.
The goal for the charity is to raise $20,000, according to President Brenda Muntean.
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