Local leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have arranged the delivery of 80,000 pounds of food to Harvest Hope Food Bank in Greenville.
The Renew Salon and Boutique, owned by Christina Carol, has relocated to a new location in Greer.
The salon and boutique, originally located at 1999 Locust Hill Road, has now moved next door to 1997 Locust Hill Road.
Greer Relief will be moving to Berry Avenue but probably not this year, according to city officials.
“Regarding the Greer Relief move, it’s still well down the road,” said Steve Owens, Communications Manager. “Our Projects Manager said the architect for the project is currently redrawing the design for value engineering.”
John Perry, owner of Farmhouse Furniture Plus, opened his second furniture store in the area.
Located at 1400 W. Wade Hampton Blvd. in Greer, Farmhouse Furniture Plus offers pre-owned furniture that Perry refinishes and restores himself. He will also build custom pieces upon request.
Greer resident Teresa Sanchez is calling a Greenville postal worker a hero for saving the life of her husband, Marcos Sanchez.
On January 19 at the Greenville P&DC (packing and distribution center), Marcus Sanchez, 69, suffered cardiac arrest while he was at work that Thursday morning.
The Greer Police Department (GPD) arrested two brothers last week in connection to an auto breaking incident on January 21 that resulted in the shooting of a homeowner.
A proposed apartment development for Chandler Road and Memorial Drive Extension is on hold following a Board of Zoning Appeal’s decision last night.
The board tabled the request for a special exception to allow an apartment complex with up to 82 units on about six and a half acres.
The City of Greer has a growing number of businesses offering services for those planning weddings.
Couples or wedding planners can find gowns, suits, cakes, flowers, venue options, a registry and more in downtown.
Two familiar faces will be leading Spartanburg District Five’s newest schools.
Following unanimous approval by the District Five Board of Trustees, Shayne Daugherty and Phillip Dean have been selected as the inaugural principals of District Five’s newest elementary and middle schools, respectively.
The Town of Duncan held a special called meeting on Thursday, Feb. 2, to approve a resolution to purchase a fire truck and finance with Truist Bank.
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