It's a once-in-a-lifetime event, and it's happening right here in Greer.
For a few moments Monday afternoon, activity at Greer City Park and many more Upstate locations will come to a halt as a total solar eclipse takes place.
A Puerto Rican family is bringing flavors of the Caribbean to downtown Greer.
Elias Jose Falero, owner/operator of La Calle: Caribbean Cuisine, is hoping to open the restaurant in the former Growler Haus location in September.
Lyman will relocate the old library off Spartanburg Road to create access from the amphitheater to a proposed playground, council decided Monday night.
Lyman Town Council unanimously approved a revised timeline for the project and allocated $20,000 from the Hospitality Fund to relocate the library onto a permanent foundation.
A large property in Spartanburg County could soon be annexed into the City of Greer.
Greer City Council unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance annexing a 229.96-acre property, located on Genoble and Robinson Roads, last Tuesday.
The Greer Development Corporation (GDC) has hired Katie Howell to lead efforts in marketing and research.
Howell previously served as senior coordinator of marketing and events for JAXUSA Partnership in Florida.
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd has created a fundraising event to highlight Greer businesses and restaurants.
During a Sept. 9-17 treasure hunt, everyone who registers will compete for an opportunity to win raffle prizes. The first prize is $100 and the cost to register is $25.
Chamber moves Oktoberfest date
Greer’s official fall celebration will move toward the end of October.
The County Bank Greer Station Oktoberfest is slated for the third Saturday in October this year, taking place on Oct. 21.
Bulldozers razed the former Phil’s Music location on Wade Hampton Boulevard this week. The property is owned by Halpern Partners LLC.
A ribbon cutting ceremony on Sunday marked a historic moment for the Greer Middle College (GMC) Charter High School.
Since 2009, GMC has operated out of portable trailers rented from Greenville County Schools behind the Greenville Technical College Benson Campus. Now, students and teachers have a new building to call home.
The Aug. 21 solar eclipse is sure to be memorable. So memorable, in fact, you’ll likely be able to recall it more than 45 years later.
Blue Ridge resident Michael Bogan was only 13 when he experienced his first eclipse. He remembers going outside and placing old photograph negatives on his eyes as protection.
