Having lived in Upstate South Carolina his whole life, Keith Kelly loves this area and community.
Pastoring was in his blood from as young as 19 years old. At age 21, he was already preaching at a church. Pastoring, on the other hand, came a little slower to Kelly.
“I started this church on September 11, 2005,” he said.
The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, which has been a part of the Greer community since 1932, is seeing some big changes this year, and they are hoping that some of the changes will be a blessing to the Greer community.
Growing up in Greer as the daughter of a teen mom, Christine Stroble overcame her greatest fear of becoming a teen mom.
Now, decades later, after earning her Ph.D., Stroble has started a ministry called Teen Moms Anonymous to help others.
Three weeks ago, the country recognized National Truck Driver Appreciation Week.
September 11-17, Americans had the opportunity to thank truckers for their hard work in undertaking one of the most demanding jobs in the country.
For 29 years, Wildlife Rehab of Greenville (WRG) has been saving animals all over the state.
Initially, the animal rehab was based out of Greenville, but now volunteers for WRG live all over South Carolina, taking in abandoned or injured animals that have been found and given to WRG.
Tandem Creperie and Coffeehouse in Travelers Rest is a local staple.
Known for their unique style and fresh aesthetic, they’re loved for more than their charm and food.
The community fell in love with the hospitality that owners Kristen and Brad Hartman delivered when they opened Tandem eight years ago.
CHEF360 Catering and participating vendors are partnering for the fourth time to give one lucky couple a free wedding.
Submissions open October 1, 2022, with entries due by February 28, 2023. Winners will be announced March 2, 2023.
Local church members are taking on a service project to help with feeding the hungry.
Several months ago, members of the local Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints reached out to some local nonprofits to see if there was a need for additional food to address hunger issues in the Upstate.
It wasn’t Kelly Jewett’s lifelong dream to be a teacher.
In fact, the desire struck her in a law firm office as she was working alongside her friend, who gave her the idea.
Kay Kirby has a message to Spartanburg County’s Foster Care System: PS I Love You.
2012 was the year that PS I Love You Ministries started changing the lives of those in the Spartanburg County foster care system.
317 Trade Street Greer, SC 29651
Phone: 1-864-877-2076
