Church News for the Week of Feb. 14
Greer First Baptist
welcomes new staff
Greer First Baptist church welcomes new staff Dan Dather and Justin Preston.
Dather joined the church staff as part-time Discipleship and Group Life Leader.
Greer First Baptist
welcomes new staff
Greer First Baptist church welcomes new staff Dan Dather and Justin Preston.
Dather joined the church staff as part-time Discipleship and Group Life Leader.
Omron Automation announced recently that it has selected Greer to establish the company’s first South Carolina operation.
Omron is a global leader in industrial automation technology, and the $9.2 million investment will create 162 new jobs in five years.
Respect Ya-Self hosted a Valentine’s Gala and Fundraiser on Friday, Feb. 9, at the Event Hall in Greer City Hall. Women of all ages gathered to celebrate the Valentine holiday with dancing, snacks, and socializing.
The Platform at Greer was recently awarded a state grant, as one of 14 recipients of the grant designed to grow the state’s innovation economy.
The South Carolina Department of Commerce announced the 2024 Relentless Challenge Grant recipients on February 7, and The Platform at Greer was one of 2024’s recipients.
By Jody Boulay
For The Greer Citizen
Dating while in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction is challenging, especially in early recovery.
There are ups and downs, things go wrong, and there are moments where you would question your sobriety.
The Barbershop Harmony Society, based in Spartanburg, enjoyed their Singing Valentine gigs throughout Greenville and Spartanburg counties this week. For booking, contact robbill.groves@atriumhospitality.com
The Greer Citizen has awarded Tommy Hughes with Citizen of the Year 2023, honored for his loyalty to the Greenville County School system, the up-and-coming Blue Ridge Library, and his overall love for the community.
A vote to rebrand the City of Greer failed at the Jan. 23 meeting after City Council split 3-3 on awarding a bid for the project.
One male and one female were found dead in a Greer apartment complex on January 30.
Around 10:57 p.m., Greer Police Department officers responded to Kendrick Apartments, 221 Austin Street #10, in reference to two people who were unresponsive.
A school that is seeking to fit the needs of the community is the mission of Gowensville Christian School. The new school, opening Fall 2024 in Landrum, will educate students in grades 7 through 12.
317 Trade Street Greer, SC 29651
Phone: 1-864-877-2076