Following a December request and a workshop in January, the Greer Commission of Public Works commissioners voted 2-1 on Monday to deny an expansion of the Stillwater dock at Lake Robinson.
Miss Greater Greer Jada Samuel is organizing a charity golf tournament to benefit the Children’s Miracle Network.
Set for Friday, April 17, the Golf For Miracles event will begin at 10 a.m. at Greer Country Club. The registration fee is $85, and individual players, duos and teams of four can register together on golfformiracles.com.
O’Neal Village will add 113 new homes, following Greer City Council approval last week.
To date, 245 lots have been developed, with approximately 160 occupied, at the approximately 200-acre site off Highway 101.
A development that would bring 252 apartment units to Gibbs Shoals Road is one step closer to becoming a reality.
The Greer Planning Commission voted, 4-1, Monday evening to recommend rezoning of property at the intersection of Gibbs Shoals Road and W. Phillips Road from I-1 Industrial to DRD, Design Review District.
A new Comprehensive Plan is aiming to address growth concerns in the City of Greer for the next 10 years.
Tee Coker, Planner with MKSK, addressed the Greer Planning Commission Monday night, discussing ideas for the future.
The City of Greer has taken ownership of Greer Golf and Country Club.
According to Spartanburg County documents, the property was deeded for $486,399.71 on Feb. 6.
City Administrator Ed Driggers announced the purchase during last week’s regular council meeting.
Journey through
Taylors history
Greenville County Library System is hosting “From Chick Springs to Taylors” on Thursday, Feb. 20, from 7-8 p.m. at the Taylors Branch, located at 316 W Main Street in Taylors.
Join for a multimedia journey through the history of the area led by SC Room staff.
Q: My husband passed away last year at just 45 years old. We always tried to be careful with our money, and we were in good enough shape financially that I paid for his funeral with cash. A few days ago, I started getting letters from the funeral homes in town encouraging me to pre-pay for my own funeral.
The City of Greer will soon begin site work at Kids Planet in Century Park, after awarding a bid to Raby Construction last week.
Greer City Council unanimously approved the move, as the construction company will perform grading and paving for the Kids Planet playground, common areas and new parking lots.
Streetscape work has slowed in downtown Greer following multiple weeks of inclement weather.
City Administrator Ed Driggers told Greer City Council that the CenterG project has become challenging at times.
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