The Greer Planning Commission will recommend that Greer City Council deny a proposed private school at 1198 Abner Creek Road.
The matter will be brought to council at the Feb. 12 meeting. Consideration will not include a public hearing. Anyone from the public wishing to speak on the matter will need to contact the clerk ahead of time.
The Greer Citizen will name its 2018 Citizen of the Year in next week’s edition.
After receiving a number of worthy nominations, finalists for the award include: Marney Hannon, Alison Rauch, Jeff Smith, Joada Hiatt and Lanita Williams.
Mike and Suzanna Culp are branching out, opening their own pizza place in Greer.
Kustom Krust, which will be open for dinner today, is located at 755 Hammett Bridge Road, Greer.
Line dancing classes occur every Wednesday
A senior line dancing class at the Tryon Recreation Center has been growing over the past couple of years and now meets every Wednesday with around 37 seniors attending each time.
CrossFit Greer began planning a move last summer due to continued growth and a need for more space.
The gym, which used to be located on Wade Hampton, is now open at 199 Hunt Street near the intersection of Poinsett Street and Wade Hampton Blvd.
A small used car lot is planning a location at 808 W. Poinsett Street.
Greer’s Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved a Special Exception request with conditions for the project last Monday night.
The lot would hold up to three cars at most per week, according to business owner Brian Cragnolini.
A steady flow of rain throughout the Upstate since December has given local drivers plenty of potholes to dodge on city, county and state roads.
John and Susan Johnson are still hoping to open a private school on five acres of land on Abner Creek Road, following a 2018 setback.
Community safety concerns caused the couple’s request for a special exception to locate in an R-S zoning area to be denied in November.
The City of Greer will host its 17th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Luncheon on Jan. 21 at City Hall.
Greer Mayor Rick Danner will deliver the keynote address, as The Sullivan Family provides the live entertainment.
Main Collective to host wintertime market
Join The Main Collective in the shop every Saturday as they feature two talented local makers and their wares, including handcrafted jewelry, fun felted art and ornaments, fine pottery goods, ethically sourced-fair trade linens, hand painted ornaments and more.
