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Greer Commission of Public Works (CPW) recently received a Gold Peak Performance Award from the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA).

Greer resident Misty Lathem knows what it feels like to need help.

After a difficult childhood and some bad breaks, Lathem found Greer Relief at a critical time for her family.

Through many interactions with the local nonprofit, she decided to give back to the same nonprofit that once gave to her.

City officials are looking to maintain a popular Greer community playground until a plan can be established for its redevelopment.

Numerous pieces of equipment at Kids Planet I in Century Park need repairing and replacing, but a solution isn’t so simple.

Greer City Council approved (5-1) a rezoning request by Michael Frazier to establish a new business, Pups and Pints, at the corner of Brushy Creek Road and Kings Creek Drive. Judy Albert was the only council member opposed.

Greer Police are searching for two subjects they say robbed a business at gunpoint on Saturday morning.

The City of Greer is working to replace seven miles of street lights along Wade Hampton Boulevard with LED (light-emitting diode) bulbs.

The city has completed a little over two miles of the project, from Gap Creek Road to Walmart, with about 150 new fixtures.

Spartanburg County councilman Bob Walker is visiting local municipalities to pitch a proposed penny sales tax that will be on the ballot Nov. 7.

Sandra Jones and Joseph Siegel browsed the booths at Greer Trade Days in downtown Greer on Saturday. The event, which featured over 40 vendors, gave shoppers a chance to browse antiques and other vintage items.