On Thursday morning, the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the Greer City Police worked to remove a turkey from the intersection of Highway 14 and Country Club Road.
The turkey, named Tank by the Greer community, is popular for making his presence known along the highway at the stoplight.
An apartment complex with up to 264 units on 24.4 acres on North Dobson Road is moving forward following a decision by the Greer Planning Commission (GPC) last week.
Spartanburg District Five broke ground on its newest elementary school last Friday, Oct. 21, at 12653 E. Wade Hampton Blvd. in Duncan.
The groundbreaking ceremony marks a major milestone in the district’s reconfiguration, which is set to be complete by the 2024-25 school year.
Several community members voiced opposition toward a proposed townhome development with up to 53 units on 6.5 acres at 305 Tryon Street.
MC2 Developments’ request to rezone the property on Tryon Street from RM-1, Multi-Family Residential to DRD, Design Review District, came before the Greer Planning Commission (GPC) on October 17.
This year’s Greer Ghost Tours have drawn a record 1,500 participants.
A few tickets remain available for this coming weekend—Friday, Oct. 28; Saturday, Oct. 29; and Halloween night.
The Garden Nonprofit
to hold 5K oct. 29
The Garden, a local community of women, is holding a 5K and Fun Run on Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Stoneledge Park. located at 119 S. Spencer St., Duncan.
The event will include a DJ, bounce house and food trucks.
Five years ago, Springwell Church decided to reach out to the community by offering a one-stop place to get all the candy for Halloween.
With a heart for the community in mind, Springwell started Candy Dash and will be hosting the event again this year on October 31 from 6-7:30 p.m.
Lake Robinson Day will be held Saturday, Nov. 5, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., celebrating all things water related.
“We are excited to bring back an old event with new momentum,” said Mike Richard, Greer CPW General Manager. “Drinking water comes from Lake Robinson, so it is important to educate the public on how to take care of it.”
Lyman Town Council will hold a special election to fill the seat recently vacated by Hannah Welzel when she relocated outside of town limits.
Filing for candidates closed on October 10, and Jack Bellaire, Rick Hellams and Matthew Kreft will be on the ballot for the December 13 election.
Community members attended the first Artwork & Appetites fundraiser at Century 3 last Thursday to help fund the Greer Partnership for Tomorrow and the Make Greer Great Grants.
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