To kick off Red Ribbon Week, Just Say Something (JSS) will host its third annual Red Ribbon 5k on Saturday, October 19 from 9-11 a.m. at the Hartness Preserve in Greenville.
October is National Substance Abuse Prevention Month and culminates with the activities of Red Ribbon Week from Oct. 23-31.
If you’ve ever felt the need to break or punch something in order to relieve stress, a new Taylors business might be just for you.
The Mad Smash Rage Room opened this past weekend at the Taylors Mill, located at 250 Mill Street in Taylors.
A WWII veteran, Carl Henson, celebrated a centry of life recently. His party was held at Shepherd’s Care on Friday, Oct. 4.
As a child, Henson and his siblings battled with typhoid fever. He is the first one from his family to live to 100.
A residential community, Walnut Hill Townes, is coming to Memorial Drive Extension and Becky Don Drive in Greer.
The Statement of Intent submitted to the City of Greer proposes 119 single-family attached residential town homes on approximately 18.5 acres and a zoning request of Design Review District to allow for up to 150 units.
The Town of Duncan is annexing four parcels of property on E. Main Street to make way for a new hotel and a few other businesses.
The hotel will be a Comfort Inn Suites, according to officials.
Twenty five years ago, Andrea Howell (Barbare) was one of 600 employees putting in the first full day of work at BMW Manufacturing’s Greer plant.
Born and raised in Greer, Howell was just looking for a new job opportunity.
Elizabeth Shull, right, and her son, Wyatt, assembled a model train at the City of Greer’s Railfest last Saturday at Greer City Hall. See more photos online at greercitizen.com.
Going against a recommendation from the Greer Planning Commission, Greer City Council voted, 6-1, to rezone property at the Greer Soup Kitchen to allow for the construction of five tiny homes.
A new business opened its doors on Trade Street in downtown Greer today.
Owned by Lisa Burton and Wanda Garcia, Plunder is now serving customers at 214 Trade, the location of the former Carolina Treasures.
“We are truly happy to be a part of the brand new Greer Station renovated hardscape,” said Garcia.
A proposed balanced budget of $479,000 has been drafted by the Greer Development Corporation (GDC) for the 2020 fiscal year.
The budget would mark a five percent increase in revenue, according to GDC Executive Director Reno Deaton.
317 Trade Street Greer, SC 29651
Phone: 1-864-877-2076
