Splash pads, ropes courses, hammock swings—those are a few of the suggestions city officials received from children during the interactive planning session for Kids Planet renovations Tuesday night.
Greer native Tim Wells led an active life into his 40s before a diagnosis took him by surprise.
“There were really no other symptoms or signs that I had a kidney problem–maybe occasional back pain,” Wells said. “I was forty-three, in good shape, and still playing pick-up and church basketball.”
Phil Rhoads has been tapped to lead the upcoming downtown streetscape project.
Rhoads, who retired in 2012 as director of the Building and Development Standards Department and was the city’s Chief Building Official, is set to meet with local business owners and city officials this week.
The Greer baseball team has moved into second place in the Peach Blossom standings heading into the final week of the regular season.
