State of the City: Driggers shares COVID-19 employee impact
City of Greer employees and first responders are adjusting schedules and services during the nationwide coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis.
City of Greer employees and first responders are adjusting schedules and services during the nationwide coronavirus (COVID-19) health crisis.
Despite concerns from local residents, the development of 252 apartments on Gibbs Shoals Road will move forward.
In a Zoom meeting last Tuesday night, Greer City Council approved, 5-2, to rezone 18.5 acres of property at 1940 Gibbs Shoals Road from I-1 (Industrial) to DRD (Design Review District).
Fisher’s Orchard opened last Thursday.
The orchard’s two stores in Greer will serve the community at 504 S. Buncombe Road and 1000 Locust Hill Road at the historic Taylor’s Shed.
Duncan Town Council has approved a resolution allowing for the execution and delivery of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Economic Development with Project Artie.
“Basically, it’s a $10 million project,” said Zoning Administrator Barry Frost. “They’re going to build, roughly, a 150,000-square-foot building.”
The economy may have slowed down during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, but the South Carolina Ports Authority reported strong numbers for March.
S.C. Ports moved 185,631 twenty-foot equivalent container units (TEUs) across the Port of Charleston’s Wando Welch and North Charleston container terminals in March.
Red Cross honors volunteers
National Volunteer Week is April 19 to 25, and the Greater Carolinas Region honors its volunteers who are helping people in need, even during the uncertain times of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Greer residents showed their appreciation for healthcare workers in a procession at the Pelham Medical Center on Sunday.
Members of the Greer community participated in a prayer parade on Easter Sunday, showing support for local healthcare workers at Prisma’s Greer Memorial Hospital.
The socially distant gathering was organized by His Vineyard Pastor Keith Kelly.
At least nine people were killed Monday morning in what’s being called the most significant severe weather outbreak in South Carolina since 2008.
One thing has become clear during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
“Our country moves on trucks.”
Those were the words of Steven Keller, senior manager at Service Transport. The Greer trucking company has continued operations amid the virus outbreak, delivering needed supplies to area retailers.
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