Columns & Letters

By Josh Lanier
For The Greer Citizen

There was a warm westerly breeze blowing across the swamp in the bottomland of the South Tyger River.

To the Editor,

I know this is going to be kinda corny...

Brown and serve rolls have been eliminated from all the grocery stores and even bread companies such as Flowers has quit making them. (I called them.)

I’ve asked several employees at different stores, that state “we no longer carry them”.

The GCT production will be staged May 7-8 at the Edward R. Driggers City of Greer Center for the Arts.

Friday performances are at 7 p.m. while the curtain rises on Saturday and Sunday shows at 2 p.m.

When the weather warms up, the opportunities to enjoy more time outdoors increase. For many people that means firing up the grill to cook dinners in the backyard and also to host friends and family for outdoor gatherings around the patio.

The City of Greer will begin grading and sprigging the front nine holes at its golf course in the coming weeks.

Beginning May 15, the city will shut the front 9 holes down to build and enlarge select tees, sprig Tahoma-31 Bermuda grass on all fairways and tees, and perform remedial grading on holes 1, 7 and 9.

From CenterWell

Many older Americans have spent the past pandemic year isolated from relatives and friends.  But as vaccines make their way into more arms, families are finally getting the chance to spend in-person time together.

Everything from old paint, bicycles, pesticides, insecticides, televisions, bed frames and paper documents will be accepted from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the City Recyling Center located at 315 Buncombe St.

To the Editor,
 
Brantley Enloe is a candidate for the Lyman City Council, and having worked with him for many years, we would like to provide some insight for voters into the kind of person he is.