The Greer Commission of Public Works (CPW) is making plans for future expansion.
Commissioners recently authorized a purchase agreement for 6.8 acres south and adjacent to CPW’s water plant, located at the intersection of Highway 14 and River Road.
James Waddell will return to Duncan Town Council for another four-year term following his win in a runoff election last Tuesday.
Waddell received 65 votes, beating out Sundra Proctor Smith, who finished the day with 43 votes.
Freedom Blast, the City of Greer’s annual Independence Day celebration, returns to City Park for an 11th year this Saturday.
The event, which is scheduled to run from 6-10:30 p.m., will feature live entertainment, food vendors, military displays and one of the largest firework shows in the state.
Former Greer High football players and coaches came together last Saturday to raise money for Kevin Holtzclaw and Travis Perry at the first-ever Champions for a Cause event at Dooley Field.
For one local family, finding the balance between staying active and dealing with a rare bleeding disorder has been difficult.
“When you get a diagnosis that you have a child that has a rare disease, it’s devastating,” said Greer’s Sue Martin. “There is no cure. It’s very expensive. It can be life threatening.”
Following resident concerns, the Greer Planning Commission will recommend R-15 instead of R-12 zoning for a future 13.6 acre development on Brushy Creek Road.
The change will increase the required square-footage per lot.
The Greer Commission of Public Works (CPW) is looking to expand its pump station near Gap Creek and Country Club Roads.
The proposed project would help accommodate the new Oakton subdivision, which received preliminary plat approval from the Greer Planning Commission in February for about 92 units on 29 acres.
Thai Vegan Restaurant is now open for business at 219 Trade Street in downtown Greer.
Carolina Treasures will be closing June 29 at its 214 Trade Street location
The American Topical Association has named Jennifer L. Miller of Greer as its new executive director.
The ATA, with members in 43 countries, is the world’s largest organization for topical postage stamp collectors. Its members collect more than 1300 different topics, ranging from space to elephants to windmills.
