The City of Greer highlighted local talent during the new Artisan Makers Market held last Saturday at Greer City Park. The market featured about 75 makers, food trucks and artists.
Memories of D&D Motors’ involvement in the Big Thursday barbecue lunch date back to at least 1993, according to Richard Medlock, a salesman at the Ford dealership for 16 years.
Medlock, as well as many other employees, worked the serving line and helped keep customers happy in the dining room.
Vietnam Veteran Bob Starliper, Commander of American Legion Post 115 in Greer, is making a push to recruit new members.
Starliper said Post 115 has always included World War II and Korean War veterans, but said it is important to bring in younger members as well.
North Greenville professor Dr. Ed Sherbert grew up in Greer.
Having worked in the mills and spent more than 35 years in the human resource industry, he’s seen plenty of change along the way.
“Growing up in Greer, I was very close to the textile industry,” Sherbert said.
In the 1970s, “it just disappeared,” he continued.
A Lyman resident received recognition in Columbia recently, becoming one of 12 people who were profiled for the 2018 African American History Calendar.
Born and raised in Lyman, Dr. James L. Moore III was honored for his exceptional contributions to the Upstate.
Greer Community Ministries (GCM) will host its 11th annual Benson OctoberFAST on Saturday at Greer First Baptist Church.
The event features a 5K run/walk at 8 a.m. and a Classic Car Show hosted by the S. C. Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) from noon to 4 p.m.
Like many teenagers, Bella Muntean’s average day consists of a full agenda.
Becky Martin will serve as Lyman’s newest town council member following an election last week.
Seventy-five residents cast ballots last Tuesday, with 37 choosing Martin. Neil Walsh received 31 votes and Mary McDowell received seven.
Becky Martin will serve as Lyman’s newest town council member following an election last week.
Seventy-five residents cast ballots last Tuesday, with 37 choosing Martin. Neil Walsh received 31 votes and Mary McDowell received seven.
A bridge on Edwards Road will be closed for utility relocation next week, and it will not re-open until the early part of next year.
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