After three or four minutes of reeling and fighting to catch a carp at Cannon’s Lake, Frank Enos’ fish managed to slip off the line and swim away.
It’s an experience that is all too familiar for avid outdoorsmen.
“It was just a baby,” Enos said with a laugh, justifying his loss. “We’ll let that one go.”
The Middle Tyger Community Center is seeking funds from the Town of Lyman to continue its counseling and childcare services in the District Five area.
Three Greer candidates are set to take the stage next week in Columbia with the hopes of bringing home a state title.
Miss Greater Greer Teen Kelsey Pranke and Miss Greer High Ella Kate Brannon will compete for Miss South Carolina Teen 2021 on Friday, June 25, at 8 p.m.
By William Buchheit
Staff Writer
On the morning of March 27, 2016, Lisa Mincey got a text from her son Andrew in Florida.
“Happy Easter, mom,” it said.
Six hours later, she received a much different message from her son’s hysterical girlfriend.
Ann Salway’s third grade class from Abner Creek Academy recently won the grand prize during the national SpringBoard math competition.
With the final results just announced, Salway’s third graders remained among the top ten classes in the country throughout the 10-week competition.
A Bruno Mars beat and personal testimonies welcomed honorees of Creative Advancement Center’s 12th annual awards luncheon last Friday at the Cannon Centre.
North Greenville University’s (NGU) 2021 graduates were recently honored during a comencement ceremony at Younts Stadium.
Area graduates included:
Dunbar Child Develoment Center teacher Tena Irby is planning a giveaway to help local homeless and elderly citizens next month.
New Jerusalem Baptist Church will host the event, Showing Love to the Homeless and the Elderly: A Time to Give Back, on Saturday, June 12, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parking lot.
A local principal is retiring after serving more than 30 years in District Five.
After leading Lyman Elementary for 13 years and River Ridge Elementary for seven years, Tim Henson is calling it a career.
The City of Greer recognized a volunteer firefighter with nearly four decades of service to the city last week.
Mayor Rick Danner and Councilmember Jay Arrowood honored Eddie Burch, who has served in this capacity for 38 years in Greer.
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