Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) is continuing its streak of rising passenger and cargo activity.
November marked the 14th consecutive month that the airport experienced a rise in passenger activity.
Stan Christofferson’s vision lives on at the Great Bay Oyster House in downtown Greer.
Stan’s wife, Diane, and his daughter, Katie Gambrel, have made sure of that.
Stan passed away six years ago after a battle with cancer.
A new restaurant has opened its doors on Trade Street in downtown Greer.
SELECT began serving customers in December under the ownership of Jeff Gossett. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
The Greer Citizen is seeking the community’s help in deciding who will be named the 2018 Citizen of the Year.
The award is given each year to a person displaying extraordinary character and consistent community involvement.
A groundbreaking for the city’s downtown streetscape project is tentatively set for Jan. 15.
The time and location have yet to be announced, but City Communications Manager Steve Owens said the contractor will be ready to go this month.
“(The groundbreaking) is contingent on the contractor’s mobilization schedule,” said Owens.
Town of Lyman to hold Daddy-Daughter Dance
The Town of Lyman is getting ready for the second Daddy Daughter Dance.
Tickets will go on sale this Thursday morning, Jan. 3, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day Monday through Friday at the Lyman Town Hall.
Space is limited.
Lavish Nails and Spa is now open in Greer under the ownership of Tiffany Le.
A ribbon cutting is being planned for January while Grand Opening discounts are available for the entire month.
“The beauty, making people smile and customer service” are what Le enjoys most about the business.
Meta Bowers has been tapped as the new executive director of the Meyer Center.
Bowers had been serving with Pickens County Meals on Wheels and will begin her role on Jan. 21.
Bowers has more than ten years of fundraising and non-profit management experience.
An Upstate man is hoping to inspire others alongside his unique four-legged friend.
A transplant from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 65-year-old Bruce Jordan is sharing the story of his best friend, Boo Boo, a black and white fully trained male Dutch Dwarf rabbit.
Governor Henry McMaster recently announced two appointments to the University of South Carolina (USC) Board of Trustees and one to the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education.
McMaster chose Richard A. (Dick) Jones, Jr. of Greenville to fill the gubernatorially appointed at-large seat on the USC Board of Trustees.
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