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Greer Station holds gift certificate program
Greer Station is encouraging residents to dine and shop during the month of August in downtown Greer, post a picture on Facebook or Instagram, tag the restaurant or shop and add #ThisisGreer.
A drawing will be held on September 1, 2020.

The City of Greer is looking into re-classifying HVAC businesses.

City Council voted to table a change of zoning request from C-2 to C-3 at 1040 Poplar Drive last Tuesday evening to have more discussion.

The decision was made, “due to some antiquated ordinances,” according to Councilmember Jay Arrowood.

The Greer CPW customer service lobby will be closed from 1-2 p.m. each day, although the drive-thru will remain open.

“The health and safety of our employees is our number one priority,” said Fredia Snow, Administration Manager. “We believe closing the lobby for one hour each day is the best decision to keep all departments healthy.”

CBL State Savings Bank has elected Michael L. Montgomery to its Board of Directors.

“I was so humbled to receive the invitation to join the CBL Board of Directors with a group of people that I think of very highly,” he said.

Waymon Miller loads a box of food in a car at Maple Creek Baptist last Thursday. The church will hold additional food box giveaways on Aug. 6 and Aug. 13, from 9-10:30 a.m., on a first come, first serve basis.

A new food hall is coming to Trade Street this fall.

Val and Elaine Kang, along with partners Ben and Caroline Godwin, have begun renovations at 215 Trade Street with the goal of opening Cartwright Food Hall.

The artisanal lifestyle dining concept will feature local eateries and restaurants ,as well as local food retailers.

Plans are in place to rename Greer’s Center for the Arts building in honor of Ed Driggers, who retired this month after spending 20 year’s as the city’s administrator.