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New COVID-19 testing hours announced
Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System’s drive-thru COVID-19 testing sites will have new operating hours starting Monday, April 5.
The drive-thru testing sites in Gaffney and Greer will operate from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday.

Dine on Trade will return in April.

The event, presented by Location Lockbox, offers extended outdoor dining for Greer Station restaurants. The City of Greer will close Trade Street every Friday for dining in the streets. The events will also feature live music and extended shopping hours from Greer Station merchants.

Kids Planet is once again up and running.

Following more than 14 months of renovations, the popular Century Park playground is now open to the public.

Maple Creek Missionary Baptist Church is partnering with Prisma Health to bring a mobile vaccine unit to Greer.

Health officials will offer vaccines to registered recipients on April 9 and April 30 at the church.

The vaccination clinic will be a drive through, and no participants will leave cars.

All South Carolinians who want a COVID-19 vaccine can now book an appointment.

The state moved to Phase 2 of the coronavirus vaccine rollout on Wednesday, which includes all residents aged 16 and older.

Vaccines had previously been limited to those meeting certain age, health and vocation requirements.

A new subdivision is being proposed at 851 Brockman McClimon Road.

The City of Greer’s Planning Advisory Committee (PAC) provided guidance for the project during last week’s Thursday meeting. The plan calls for 180 lots on 57 acres.

The Greer Commission of Public Works (CPW) has endorsed a proposal to encourage planning measures seeking lower density developments in the vicinity of Lake Robinson.

Commissioners approved Resolution 2-2021, supporting Lake Robinson planning, during a special called meeting on Monday.

The City of Greer recently recognized the first 20 graduates of its new Civics Academy.