Silas Parker, left, and Christie Hornbeck get up close and personal with a live lobster during Greer Farmers Market last Saturday. The market is open Saturdays through Sept. 19, 8:30 a.m. to noon at Greer City Park.
The City of Greer put the finishing touches on an 18-month downtown streetscape project on Tuesday.
“We needed to create a place. That’s what Greer Station is today. We built the streetscape as a destination,” said City Administrator Ed Driggers.
The improvements to downtown Greer are not over just yet.
Keith Eades, owner and managing partner of Idea River Development, announced plans to construct a mixed-use development in downtown Greer. The project, which amounts to a $32 million investment, will bring more than 200 residential units, a standalone brewery and a restaurant.
Local municipalities are tackling the topic of face masks, as COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Greenville and Spartanburg Counties.
Wellford City Council is urging its residents to wear face masks while in public spaces, approving a resolution at last Tuesday’s meeting.
South Carolina is nearing 1,000 COVID-19 deaths.
The state’s Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) confirmed 2,205 new cases of the coronavirus on Tuesday, along with 23 additional deaths.
One of those deaths was a middle-aged individual from Greenville County.
Sonny’s Grill moving to Main Street
Sonny’s Grill is moving from its current 3318 B Brushy Creek Road location to 107 South Main Street in Greer with plans to be open by this weekend.
Reunion canceled
The Barak Norton Reunion, scheduled for July 26th, has been cancelled due to COVID-19.
Six years in the making, Breaking Bread for Jesus is one step closer to becoming a reality.
Community members gathered to celebrate the soup kitchen’s ground breaking Sunday at 108 Astor Street in Wellford.
Exeter Pigeon Haven Land, LLC has purchased around 30 acres, located at 1983 and 105 Pigeon Haven Road in Duncan.
Duncan Town Council approved the annexation of the property into town limits last week, passing a second and final reading of the ordinance with a zoning of General Industrial District.
The Brass Beard Barbershop recently expanded its operations in downtown Greer.
Originally opened in December of 2017 in a 700-square-foot space on Victoria Street, owners Justin and Stephanie Hawkins have watched their business achieve successful growth in the last two years.
Passengers traveling through the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) can now purchase personal protection equipment from two new vending machines.
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