Greer Station’s annual Chili Cook-off is set to be held next Thursday, Nov. 8, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Trade Street in downtown Greer.
The event is hosted each year by the Greer Station Association, which is now in its 15th year.
The City of Greer is following up with citizen surveys taken three and six years ago in order to evaluate its plan for the future.
A new round of surveys is being conducted this month by the National Research Center. Those surveys will go to 1,600 random city households.
Hundreds of visitors turned out for the Skyla Strong Fundraising Fair at Eastside Apostolic Lutheran Church Saturday. The event, featuring games, food, and an auction, raised over $20,000 to support Skyla Strong missions.
Two years after their debut in the City of Greer, at least 19 Tube Dudes can now be found inside city limits.
With the downtown streetscape project drawing closer, a construction dude with a hardhat and giant hammer will be mobilized to set up wherever construction is taking place.
Greer’s Inland Port has shattered expectations during its first five years of operation.
To date, the facility has recorded 62 percent more rail moves than anticipated in projections. And officials expect those numbers to keep climbing as the port expands.
When Bella Muntean was undergoing treatment for osteosarcoma, the teen found joy in the small things and peace in the bigger things.
The small things included American Girl dolls and her angel pillowcase. The bigger things, however, included sharing her hope and faith with others.
Spartanburg District Five Superintendent Dr. Scott Turner will retire at the end of the school year, officials announced Tuesday.
Turner is in his 16th year with District Five. He has been an educator for 32 years.
Halloween Hoopla will return to Greer City Park on Saturday, Oct. 27, offering a family-friendly environment for children to enjoy the season’s spookiest holiday.
The event, which is hosted by The Church at Greer Station and Resurrection Church, is set to take place from 4-8 p.m.
Utility relocation at the site of a new downtown Greer hotel could begin in December, CPW officials said Monday.
“We’re probably looking at, I would say, early December,” said Mark Harvey, Engineering and Planning Manager for the Greer Commission of Public Works.
A Greenville restaurant is closing and a new location set to open in downtown Greer in November.
Restaurant operators Kristi and Carlos Echeverri announced plans to open L’Incanto restaurant at 117 E. Poinsett St., formerly the site of Rivera’s, Saturday on Facebook.
