Greer’s annual Oktoberfest event will not return this month.
After more than a decade of hosting the fall festival, the Greater Greer Chamber of Commerce has canceled Oktoberfest for 2018.
Albino Skunk Music Festival coming Oct 4-6
The Albino Skunk Music Festival is coming Oct. 4-6, from 8 a.m. on Thursday to 11:30 p.m. on Saturday at 4063 Jordan Rd, Greer.
For more information or tickets, visit albinoskunk.com.
Taylors TownSquare is seeking community input on its proposed Main Street Development District, which would encompass more than 220 area parcels.
The Taylors Community Plan, adopted by Greenville County Council in 2016, prioritized the establishment of the district, according to Taylors TownSquare president Alex Reynolds.
Kaylee Buckles (right) hands lemonade to Kaleb Shockley (left) from her stand Saturday at McLeskey Todd on N. Main Street in Greer during the first Winter Survival Event for the homeless.
Ross will open its new Greer location on Oct.12.
The popular retail shop will be the newest tenant at Piedmont Marketplace, joining Ulta Beauty and Five Below, which opened earlier this year.
Local law enforcement officers are hoping to crack down on property thefts through an identification program set for this weekend.
The Trailer Identification Project (TIP) is asking residents to put identifying markers on their trailers to aid law enforcement in the event the property is stolen.
Greer CPW held a golf tournament Sunday, Sept. 23, at the Village Greens Golf Club in Inman to benefit United Way of Greenville County. The tournament brought in nine teams and raised $1,550. Since 2011, Greer CPW has donated more than $140,000 to United Way of Greenville County. The first place winning team took home $200 cash and (4) 32 oz.
Food Truck Frenzy returns to Middle Tyger
Potential Church is hosting its second Middle Tyger Food Truck Frenzy on Saturday, Sept. 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. following a successful run the first time.
There will be live music, local craftsmen and a kids’ zone at 311 Old Spartanburg Highway, Wellford.
The Town of Lyman will hold its fourth annual National Night Out event on Tuesday, Oct. 2.
The event, which switched from August to October last year, will take place at the town’s amphitheater near the new playground from 6-9 p.m.
Lyman Town Council gave its final approval to new land development regulations last Monday night.
Councilmember Tony Wyatt noted a few changes to the regulations prior to approval, which include who pays for inspections.
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