A local resident says a weekend traffic accident is evidence of the dangers a new micro school on Abner Creek Road poses.
Albert Bruder, who lives across the street from a proposed development, recently attended a city meeting to oppose the micro school.
Two more downtown businesses are looking to improve their locations.
Jeff Austin, owner of Image East Video, has requested to paint his main building.
“We want to paint the outside of the building and seal or refinish the wood around the windows and front door,” Austin said.
For the fourth consecutive year, The City of Greer is being recognized for its data-driven management and reporting efforts by the International City/County Management Association (ICMA).
ICMA awarded the City of Greer its first Certificate of Distinction for its role as a national leader in government performance management.
The Greater Greer Chamber of Commerce hosted its ‘Eat Like a Local’ event Monday night on Trade Street, offering a five-course, family style dinner under the stars for local business owners and community members.
A portion of Dillard Road will be closed until fall, according to Greenville County officials.
The bridge replacement project will divert drivers crossing between Batesville Road and Gibbs Shoals Road in Greer until some time in November.
At least two businesses are planning locations at the site of the old Ryan’s restaurant on Poinsett Street, but reviews are still taking place.
The City of Greer’s storm water department is reviewing civil plans for development, and building permits have not yet been issued.
Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System is working to expand two of its Greer facilities by 2020.
Pelham Medical Center and Gibbs Cancer Center & Research Institute are currently under construction, with expansions to be complete in the fall of 2019 and spring of 2020 respectively.
Spartanburg School District Five is planning to expand Abner Creek Elementary in the coming months, significantly increasing the school’s student capacity and square-footage by 2020.
Upon completion of the project, the 10-year-old elementary school will add more than 10,000 square feet and be able to hold more than 900 students.
Hobos Consignment Owner Ron Wilson is asking his customers for patience after a tree caused major damage to his Main Street property last month.
The tree was downed during a storm at the end of June. Following a week of being closed, the business reopened last Thursday.
Adrienne Hawkins, organizer of the Greer Farmers Market, cut the ribbon at the entrance to Greer City Park this past Saturday, thanking community supporters for a successful season so far.
