Greer will be honoring its military veterans throughout November.
At the Greer Heritage Museum, World War I artifacts will be on display, including uniforms, post cards, pictures and more.
The display is set to begin Nov. 10 and run through Nov. 30.
An energized local electorate took to the polls Tuesday, casting their ballots during the 2018 general election.
Greenville and Spartanburg Counties saw an increase in absentee voting this year, and that enthusiasm carried over into local polling places this week.
A request to open a private school at the intersection of Abner Creek Road and Liberty Hill Road has been denied.
The Greer Commission of Public Works (CPW) is workshopping its budget for 2019, and it includes a new safety program for employees.
Beverly Rowe and her granddaughter, Genesis Miller, attended Big Thursday festivities last week at Fairview Baptist Church. More photos from the event can be found in Living Here.
Greer Museum to feature WWI display
During the month of November, the museum will have a World War I display with authentic artifacts, such as uniform, post cards, posters and pictures.
Plans for a new assisted living facility are moving forward following a Board of Zoning Appeals meeting Monday night.
The Claiborne at Greer is one step closer to becoming a reality at the intersection of Brushy Creek Road and South Buncombe Road.
Greer Middle College Charter High School will hold its annual Spirit Week from Nov. 9-16, raising money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation and school building projects.
Smoothie King is celebrating its first Greer location with a Grand Opening at 850 E. Suber Road, Suite 240.
The first 50 guests in line on Saturday, Nov. 10, will receive a free 20-ounce smoothie of any flavor.
Owner Ben Hall cut the ribbon last Tuesday, Oct. 30, for his business, Big Ben’s Desserts, located at 297 Spartanburg Highway location in Lyman.
