Greer, SC News

• Greer, SC News
• Greer loses family member
• Matt Peavy is Largest Loser
• Greer Relief turns 75
• Couple talks Zaxby's
• CPW mulling fuel station
• Sunset Monument provides helpful service
• Dillard Creek Crossing project earns approval
• Kearns chooses to close the doors of Ember
• Greer police arrest local woman for obtaining goods falsely
• Greenville deputies make arrest
• Deputies make arrest following Duncan murder
• Lyman Council approves funding for new market
• D5 ahead of USDA regulations
• Bovinova event a huge success
• Thompson kicks off senate bid
• Decertified candidates still have avenue to run
• Wright receives surprise
• Relay for Life this weekend
• Blast to honor vets, fill City Park
• Greer High Oldies Reunion set for Saturday
• Taxes may increase if school board budget passes
• Citizens, leaders discuss ideas about Hwy 29 corridor development
• Williams kicks off CPW campaign
• Accommodations grants awarded by Duncan Council
• Zaxby's project nearing start
• Olympian Hamilton to speak at banquet
• Additional suspects arrested in stabbing
• Police arrest Taylors man on two charges
• Fest was the best
• Council approves zoning change
• CPW candidates respond to reader's question
• Bovinova wants community involved in unique event
• Light the Way helps literacy
• Wholesale Tire to wash cars for food
• Atlanta native enjoys interacting with people
• Zoning appeals board approves sign variance
• Teen charged with assault
• Deputies arrest suspect in BMW robbery
• Sheriff's Office hosting breakfast
• Greer police arrest Walmart employee for breach
• Supreme Court decision slims pickings in primary races
• College student proposals for downtown park shown
• Bus bill would create issues for GCS
• Fire and Sewer board asked to allow tank
• DAV presented with new trailer
• Ready, set, Fest
• Jerry Bruce enjoys the hunt of finding rare collectibles
• Wish comes true for McClintock
• Lindsey to vie for city council
• School budget shortfall at $25 million
• Walmart hosts Zumbathon at Greer First Baptist Church
• Recreation board briefed on future needs
• Gibbs Cancer Center to open in Pelham
• Police arrest two on drug charges
• Police arrest man on weapons, drug charges
• Wellford sewer issues identified, being addressed
• Lyman Mill leaves lasting legacy as community centerpiece
• Greer Family Fest 2012
• Greer's Kelly promoted
• Somers challenges additional filings in Senate District
• Council approves new parks and recreation fees structure
• CPW receives good audit
• Food vendors announced
• First Greer Senior Expo proves to be successful
• Hal's giving Greer taste of home-cooked meals
• Walmart names Stewart Doctor of the Year
• Michelin introduces Yellowstone guidebook
• Greer man facing drug charges interfering with police
• Heart Walk breaks record
• Dist. 5 filing reopens after Phil Shoopman withdraws
• Senior Expo set for Saturday
• Family Fest entertains with pageants, auditions
• Etiquette lessons given at First Friday luncheon
• Survivors celebrate 'Courageous Colors'
• Keystone Chiropractic opens new office
• Housing starts continue on pace into second quarter
• Planning Commission approves rezoning property near Palmer Street
• Greenville man arrested for strong armed robbery
• Greenville County takes on underage drinking
• Inman man arrested in connection with shooting
• Stephens to challenge Cates for County Council
• Upstate Heart Walk is Saturday
• Upstate Alliance updates council
• Greer Family Fest needs volunteers
• Shoopman targeting jobs
• Community asked to help with cancer research
• School board views updated blueprints
• Michelin plans $750 million expansion in Anderson, Lexington counties
• Arrowood, Bookert seek to build on successes as council members
• Chamber adding new twist
• Hawkins eyes restoring confidence in bid for Senate District 12 seat
• Fire and sewer board briefed on new requirements
• Greer police officers resign
• Smith receives 15-year prison sentence
• Residents join together
• Greer Family Fest will honor area veterans
• South House reopens
• McMillan, Allison to vie for House 36
• Disaster group finds home
• Dick Brooks Honda wins President's Award for fourth straight year
• George's to offer authentic Italian cuisine to Greer
• Churches plan Sunrise Service
• Local artists recognized by Cultural Arts Center
• Community stands up
• Egg-tastic event was fantastic
• Williams files for CPW re-election
• Balding discusses issues with voters at local business
• Somers to challenge Shoopman
• Barnes hopes reputation helps win seat
• Greer police arrest man for assault, larceny
• Lyman council eyes tree options
• Greer stabbing picture clearer
• Woman killed in wreck
• Board of zoning appeals clears way for new church location
• Benefit times two
• Danner seeking fourth term
• Council amends block grants
• Georgia man, area teen charged in stabbing
• Rain provided beautiful day for Greer garden party
• Greer's Egg-Tastic Saturday
• Royster selected as new superintendent
• CPW approves boating changes
• Creative Advancement holds banquet
• Former lawman brings iconic deputy to life
• High frequency of calls reflect changing nature
• Police charge local woman on drug, traffic charges
• Spartanburg District Five goes paperless
• GDC hails 10 years
• Baldwin, Cates announce bids for re-election council
• Greer remembers Dynamite
• Redistricting shakes up Greer candidates
• Bright organizes golf tournament
• Roses provided $11,000 for Greer Relief
• School board announces finalists
• CenterQuest has major fundraiser
• Community garden: Time to dig in
• Balding eager to discuss issues with residents
• New Immigration Services facility opens in Greer
• Debate on new complex puts focus on needs
• Businesses enjoy successful year
• Garcia flabbergasted by turnout for open house
• Jamie Smith wins Rookie of Year
• Greer police arrest local woman on larceny charges
• Team tackles 300th Habitat home
• Council gives go-ahead to apartment project
• GSP, Southwest celebrate first year of partnership
• Foothills Art Glass still shining after 23 years
• Open House scheduled at 104 Trade Street
• LCFD saving thousands by modifying payments
• Greer Family Fest seeks vendors for annual event
• Taylors Fire and Sewer board approves refinancing
• Shoppes at The Grapevine Open House Thursday
• Upward pattern remains as quarter nears end
• Teen makes wishes come true for Hospice
• Smith named supervisor of year
• Added charges filed against Burch
• Woman fails in smuggling attempt
• Walmart plans Neighborhood Market
• Southwest celebrates one year
• Burch charged with murder
• Balding to run for CPW
• GSA Bridal Expo has strong turnout
• Greer honored with public safety award
• Ruttgers named top civilian employee at Greer PD
• Early morning fire destroys Beverly Lane home in Lyman
• Greer police arrest man for lewd act on minor
• Taylors man faces charges
• Economy pushes agencies to collaborate on problems
• Zoning appeals board clears way for car lot
• School board opposes tuition tax credits
• Stay-at-home moms ministering through food co-op
• BMW, cancer awareness discussed at chamber lunch
• Lyman awarded $100,000 grant for park project
• Leap baby a gift for McCall family
• Two birthdays celebrated at Stomping Grounds
• City sets election date
• Investigators working leads in Taylors murder
• Hospital Community Garden has great start
• Bridal Expo set for Saturday
• Minority open house opens doors for business opportunities
• Chamber oyster roast draws record crowd
• New school to be named for Fisher
• District 5 saves $1.5 million in energy costs
• CPW agrees to review rowboat regulations
• Stomping Grounds has successful month
• QuikTrip's quiet opening welcomed by residents
• Man pretends to be officer
• Greer resident charged in flea market murder
• Greer police arrest local woman for trafficking
• Greer couple shares model train interest with others
• Pelham Falls Subdivision Homes for Sale in Greer SC
• Doll will be missed
• Body found in home
• GhostPRO team provides answers to the paranormal
• Friends, family remember life cut short
• Anytime Fitness contest returns for second year
• Food boxes gives Duncan residents way to buy meals
• Economic outlook draws development dollars
• DHEC blames grease for sewer system overflow
• Wellford audit reveals extent of city's financial difficulties
• City officials wait before scheduling election
• Taylors Fire and Sewer district outlook improving
• Leadership Greer to help disabled veterans
• Greer recreation board recommends change
• Suspect arrested after chase
• Rendering of remains released by coroner
• Man arrested following shootout with deputies
• Greer native has become a viral sensation
• New chief takes command of GPD
• LCFD Chief Norris takes new position
• Council paves way for elections
• Hancock solves problems for homeowners
• Starry Night Gala benefits McKown Center
• Retired teacher sentenced to 121 months
• Greer police arrest six during meth lab raid
• Burglar nabbed by irate citizens
• Greer Chamber hosting minority open house
• Building starts continuing to improve
• Organization recognizes Durham as top nurse
• Student's project showcases history of Greer scouting
• Thomas continues 'Doctors with a Heart'
• Business closing sparks memories
• Plans for new middle school has STEAM
• Brewer enjoys challenge of criminal investigations
• Miss Greater Greer pageant Saturday
• Weatherspoon arrested for involvement in murder
• Jordan treated to concert by former choir members
• Greer chamber hears signs of brighter outlook
• Lyman council moves forward with 'Project 29'
• Greer Memorial starts community garden
• Tyger River Park gearing up for opening
• Garcia believes business has found home
• Greer man arrested for assault
• Deputies seeking second suspect
• Pair arrested in connection with arson case
• Councilman criticizes sheriff
• Prayer rally reignites Mitchell's desire to serve
• Two die in robbery attempt
• Cross joins GCM
• James Agency honored for lengthy relationship with State Auto
• Greater Greer Education Foundation awards grants
• Ashmore, Welch honored
• Childhood education rates highlighted by indicators
• Haley highlights economic development plans at Greer chamber banquet
• Radiator shop closes its doors
• Taylors man arrested on drug, traffic charges
• Marie Brewer honored as Greer Officer of Year
• Yellow Jacket joins heritage museum
• Students man polls
• CPW finance team honored for excellence
• Greer voters favor Gingrich
• Council approves annexation despite concerns
• District 5 virtual school provides second chance
• Survey results returned
• Six Wags builds larger facility on Hwy 14
• Stomping Grounds opens Thursday
• Greer seeing steady rebound in new starts
• Local woman facing drug, traffic charges
• Greenville deputies seeking help in identifying suspect
• A story of struggle, strength and striking
• Campaigns come to Greer
• Two candidates speak at Byrnes High
• Tippin returns home to highlight Family Fest
• BMW to add 300 jobs
• Greer's Roy Mack retires after 35 years of service
• KidGopher captures InnoVision award
• Parks and Recreation celebrate banner year
• Greer Food Lion among stores slated for closing
• Duggar family visit draws large crowd
• Greer family of five escapes house fire
• Car hits Waffle House
• Greer police arrest local man for misuse of 911
• Police arrest man for shoplifting, drug possession
• Greer's Martin Luther King Jr. celebration draws record crowd
• Grace Place volunteers addicted to service
• Elliott's laughter, style will be missed
• City to partner with county in repaving project
• Relay for life schedules events
• Ember offers unique dining experience
• Indoor children's playground opens
• Students to aid Lyman park project
• Duncan considers options for sewer system savings
• Community indicators project highlights needs
• Legislators tackling pension, tax reform
• School board chooses map, will redraw lines
• Man arrested after shooting
• Taylors commission green lights shop upgrades
• Greer hospital celebrates 60 years
• BMW Announces plant expansion in Spartanburg County
• Citizen of the Year
• Jacob Levi Westmoreland is first baby
• County will seek input for mill site
• 'Lamp Doctor' continues tradition of illumination restoration
• Greer office moving to better location
• Final vote on new Wellford sewer rates delayed
• Repeat offenders may see more jail time
• Arrest made in Wellford burglary
• Deputies arrest Greer teen in car theft
• Owens wins Lyman special election
• The year that was...'11
• Greer Memorial Hospital to expand
• Greer police nab burglar
• Praise Cathedral offers Ramsey course
• Businesses opened, closed doors
• Bonadies celebrates decade with Suber Road Baptist
• Public's help sought in nabbing present burglars
• Fire department raising money to paint truck pink
• A Harpst Christmas starts at Waffle House
• A lifetime of Christmas memories
• Victor Mill property ready for development, with limits
• Mitsubishi Polyester Film donates nearly $5,000 to Soup Kitchen
• GSP adding to Upstate's fleet of electric vehicles
• City offices set holiday schedule
• Annual balloon launch quadruples in size
• CPW board to increase rates
• New restaurant offering carnival food year round
• Delta includes GSP in non-stop flights to New York hub
• Bojangles' launches phone, tablet app
• Odd Bulb winners announced
• Former intern recalls Va. Tech tragedy
• Association seeks modernization of annexation laws
• Stone to write weekly column
• Council accepts district Plan 2
• Superintendent search underway
• U.S. Postal Service facing cuts
• Fire and Sewer board approves bond refinancing
• Former Wellford mayor, police chief arrested
• Duncan approves outsourcing move
• Starry Night Gala benefits cultural arts
• All is merry and bright
• Public input sought for Citizen of Year award
• Cages being designed to fight copper theft
• CPW board mulling options
• County school board revises, amends policy
• Relay for Life meeting Jan. 5
• 'Lincoln' imparts advice
• SJWD treatment plant taking shape
• Lyman handing over elections to county
• Wellford may raise rates
• Siblings charged in shooting, robbery
• Redistricting plans moving forward
• Festive weekend on tap
• Authorities still searching for impersonators
• Audit: Greer in good standing
• Local Zaxby's helps grant wish for Bradley
• Middle Tyger leaders mull issues
• SIDNE raises DUI awareness
• Teen arrested for drug paraphernalia, alcohol possession
• CPW workshop set for Monday
• Christmas boxes filled for soldiers
• Duncan council finalizes change
• Hunger Walk raises awareness
• City Council has full agenda
• Student killed in accident
• GSP pushing forward with terminal expansion
• Crime report for the week of Nov. 23
• Area athletes, schools looking to lend a hand
• Chinese program coming to District 5
• Greer resident charged with two murders
• Veterans facility planned
• DAV pays tribute
• Paper sets holiday deadlines
• Interest increases in obtaining CWP
• District 5 board seats filled
• Syl Syl Toy Drive may have been best yet
• Sons of Freedom making difference in community
• Greer business shows appreciation to clients
• Rhoads stays optimistic as new year looms
• Search for Citadel student ends
• Greer man robbed
• Fisher sets final day
• Taylors Fire and Sewer Commission briefed
• LCFD repeater up and working
• Merle State Hunger Walk aids Daily Bread Ministries
• Big Thursday brings community together
• Interest in concealed weapons, guns raised
• Parris retains LCFD seat
• Campbells celebrate busiest 'farm day' ever
• Organization aims to find homes for felines
• Collins wins $1,000 in TD Bank contest
• Chamber unveils gift cards to help local businesses
• Selleck settling in at Michelin
• Sheriff puzzled by outpouring of public sentiment
• LCFD Community Day set for Saturday at new location
• Lyman council asked to eye Sunday alcohol sales
• Council takes first step in updating ordinance
• Patterns impact pumpkins
• Breast cancer deaths decline
• Council prepares district maps
• Taylors Mill receives new life
• Greer Kiwanis Club raises money with auction, supper
• Retail space opening on Trade Street
• Taylors man arrested in sex crimes investigation
• Richardson among finalists for 2011 Solicitor's Award
• Greer woman opens fire
• State, local agencies address 'bath salt' issue
• Benefit raises $2,100 for Terry
• CPW getting new parking lot
• Greer Senior Health Fair set for Nov. 5
• Big Thursday taking bids for event package
• Downtown gets occupied
• Yearly event honors moms
• LCFD is updating pulse oximeters
• Annual GCM Big Thursday barbecue lunch will deliver
• Volunteers locked up for MDA
• Daisy Mae's keeping the faith
• Police gain new skills with CIT
• Upstate couple sentenced for cooking meth
• Greer man dies in collision on I-85
• Taylors Fire Department to paint truck pink
• Commission to research code use
• Neighborhood group stresses the importance of voting
• Plate Full O' Blues jams in Greer park
• Benefit raises over $5,000 for research
• Jordan celebrated for service
• Baked goods on menu for Big Thursday
• Council addresses citizen's concerns
• Greer celebrates Lake Robinson with event
• Friends organize bike benefit for Lee Terry
• BMW appoints three new senior managers
• Chamber speakers talk social media
• Man dies after bar fight
• Gator stolen in Taylors
• Greer man gets 20 years
• Skunkers invade Greer for festival
• Greer Parks and Recreation gears up for the holidays
• Greer goes German
• Event raises $50,000
• Duke Energy looking to increase rates
• Big Thursday starts now
• BI-LO celebrates 50 years
• BMW named exporter of the year
• Spinx building bigger, better store in Greer
• Police asking public to help find suspect
• Taylors Mill sees life beyond industry Mixed-use plans underway
• Greer celebrates Lake Robinson Sunday
• Moonshiners reunite for annual festival
• Wood signs point to Taylors new company relocates
• Greer's fifth annual cancer benefit
• Seasons of Care projects up in the air
• Roads a hot topic for city
• CPW offers $400 perk
• Harvest Market has tripled
• Projects could bring life to construction drought
• Businesses selling alcohol to minors
• Greenville County arrests five for meth
• Three arrested for operation without license
• Man charged in sex crime
• Greer woman pleads guilty in Nigerian mail fraud scam
• Education Foundation Gala was a success
• Greenville County School Board asks for waiver
• Diamond technology coming to Greer area
• Flight of Honor
• After Care team helps students
• Oktoberfest set for Oct. 1
• Miracle Run raises $3,400
• Dog park opens at Pavilion Recreation Complex
• Williams asks council to consider citizens first
• Mitsubishi Film announces upgrade
• Planning Commission recommends rezoned lots
• Ramirez sentenced for Greer double murder
• Men indicted for child porn
• Cops for Tots schedules benefit golf tournament
• Woman's SUV shot
• Friends clean up the lake
• BSFD, citizens honor 9/11
• Greer taking legal action
• City holds public hearing
• Flags of 22 countries flying at Greer High School
• Friends of Lake Robinson host clean-up
• GCS creates 109 new positions, hires 883
• Benson Auto Car Show & 5K Twilight Run-Walk-Crawl set
• Themed pub crawl benefits LiveStrong
• New toy store gives life to 80s nostalgia
• Obama proposes Jobs Act
• Sullivan in national mentoring program
• Greer Relief gears up for Christmas
• Copper permits soar after new law
• Two planes make emergency landings at GSP
• Man charged with sex crimes
• Taylors' sewer project is near completion
• Councilman aids in fire department upgrade
• Taylors First Baptist holds 9/11 tribute
• Upstate residents urged to prepare for hurricanes
• S.C.'s Mental Health Breakdown: An inside look at DMH budget cuts and consequences
• Greater Greer Education Foundation
• The Sandlapper features Greer in fall edition
• Jim DeMint speaks at Greer Luncheon
• Habitat Greenville chosen for sustainable building project
• Businesses shake a tail feather for Oktoberfest
• Two men charged with cooking meth
• Police offering academy
• Greer man charged with kidnapping woman
• Chamber planning campaign
• Events of 9/11 hit close to home for Bjune
• Greer fireman joins choir
• Greer First Baptist will honor first responders
• Blue Ridge band joins church choir, orchestra
• High-rise safety changes
• Woman barricades herself in a trailer
• BBQ benefit 'incredible'
• Haley talks jobs in Greer
• BMW's Z-Fest coming Saturday
• Chamber honors Ashmore, Thomas
• Kids Planet closes for maintenance
• City offering puppy training at Tryon Center
• Greer city officials switch jobs for a day
• Woman charged with sex offense
• Upstate counties implement new copper theft law
• Police identify suspect in Greer shooting
• Taylors apartment burns
• Police warn against door-to-door salesmen
• Barbecue cookers crowd to Greer
• Crim gets treasure-trove of history
• Aftershocks shake Greer
• Sooie't Relief festival utilizes green practices
• Lake Cunningham's trailer ready to roll
• City annexes three properties
• CPW rolls out gas system master plan
• Local designer Gerald West dies
• Junior Leadership Greer starts next month
• Man ticketed for leaving gun in carry-on at GSP
• Organization prepares for Christmas Child drive
• Visions of Excellence, James receive $5,000
• Needmore community honors victims by giving
• Bullying is hot button issue
• Church, community grieve soldier's death
• Toddler nearly drowns
• Biker benefit is planned for Doll
• Reeves benefit planned
• Group hoping site attracts more visitors
• Greer man shot in face
• Pedestrian killed by auto
• Local building shot
• City looks to win Facebook photo contest
• City plans public hearing
• Community celebrates kids
• District amends FOIA policy
• Greer City Council gives update on McKown future
• Falling limb kills Taylors toddler
• Chamber will 'Tune into Greer'
• Reeves announces sheriff bid
• School choice at heart of talks
• OMG targets thrifty shoppers
• GSP announces increased traffic in June
• Fire destroys local business
• Police searching for stolen trailer
• Police arrest six for auto thefts
• Rhoads expects steady growth
• Chamber discusses the voice of small business
• New businesses hoping to move within city limits
• Neighborhoods party
• BMW adding jobs
• Dad of Greer player missing
• Jordan claims title in closest Greer Idol
• Reeves, family in a fight
• Cupboards bare at GCM
• IGNITEGreer collecting school supplies
• Media company bringing 20 new jobs to Upstate
• Firestone draws crowd
• Sheriff's Office searching for bank robber
• Greer police nab 27 'johns'
• Truck driver alerts police to kidnapper
• Grace only currency taken at church
• Lowery plans to return for next Idol competition
• Driggers and Hanley hold state-level positions
• The Holiday Band enjoys trips to Greer
• Local athlete wins Olympic gold
• Grand Opening Greenville,SC Clinic!
• Sundresses and Khakis
• Issues arise in arrival of tattoo parlor
• Renovations giving new look to center
• Idol showdown Friday
• CPW planning to spread word about 811 campaign
• Boundless Playground opens
• Lady Bugs giving back to soldiers
• Agencies offer school supplies
• Toddler nearly drowns at Taylors water park
• Lake Cunnigham purchases new mower, thermal imager
• GSA launches new website
• Shalom event gives students a head start
• D&D Motors moving
• Manslaughter among charges Mowery faces
• Greer CPW joining online conversation
• Haley visits Greer, favors BMW expansion
• Neighborhood, city value open communication
• Greer Parks and Rec: The kids are safe
• Economy, debt ceiling slow city construction
• Outreach cools residents
• Deputies nab thief after six-hour Taylors manhunt
• Woman charged with prostitution in Pa.
• Chamber of Commerce announces golf series
• Medicaid payments down in fiscal year
• Taylor's elimination cuts Idol field to three
• Local team heads to Regionals
• Greer teen killed in a.m. shooting
• Seasons of Care offices open Monday
• Distribution Center dedicated
• Greer PD develops new unit
• MCE Automotive purchases Nissan building, adding jobs
• Upcycled Living Fair and Market draws big crowd
• Airport chooses CMR, buys boarding bridges
• Vittles Tyme expands menu
• BSFD plans new station
• Greer carjacking suspect caught in Georgia
• Campbell caught with meat in pants
• Commission members urged to work together
• Greer neighborhood seeking walkability
• Suber sidewalk planned
• Greer Idol final four competing on Friday
• FitzPatrick named Greer Citizen editor
• Freedom Blast unfurls
• Taylors firefighter will serve in Afghanistan
• Fisher steps down
• Greer queens shine at state pageant
• Local band opens beach party show at Handlebar
• Taxes raised to balance school budget
• Sheriff breaks up liquor operation
• GSP adds new rooftop parking
• CitiFinancial becomes OneMain Financial
• Payments from Medicaid reduced in new fiscal year
• Li'l Cricket store robbed over holiday weekend
• SCDMV announces emergency contact
• Greenville Zoo begins looking at expansion
• Bear cub captured on Old Ansel School Road
• Greer Idol field narrowed to six after eliminations
• Ralph Pruitt knows the cost of freedom
• New machine offers patients comfort, speed
• City Council funding after school program
• Freedom Blast Ride and Run seeks duathletes
• School board approves reassignment plan
• Victor Mill project comes to a close
• Restaurant aims to satisfy cravings
• Baby sitter imprisoned for child's homicide
• Train strikes woman on Duncan Main Street
• Greer Idol moved to Saturday this week
• The Greer Citizen makes move to new location
• Storm damage was widespread, extensive
• Young bear spotted in Greer
• Software helps in tracking of crime
• Greer Community Ministries receives $30,000 donation
• Local schools are cleanest in school district
• Upcycled Living Fair & Market this weekend
• McDonald's trying to establish more modern, classier image
• Alexium brings innovation, textiles back to Greer
• Taylors approves budget
• Anderson leads training
• Teen pleads guilty
• Rolling tow truck hits Stogie Station
• Three men sentenced
• Pair of contestants eliminated from Idol
• Council approves salary increase
• Welch refuses to let cancer define her
• Wilson counts blessings
• Greer Idol begins fifth season Friday
• Wine Festival is success
• Lake Cunningham Fire Department gets FEMA grant
• Board suggests special property tax assessment
• Greenville school board reports success
• Greer construction continues upswing
• Greer becomes sole focus of Upstate shoe business
• BMW announces 'X3 Matchup' winners
• Mother charged with daughter's homicide
• Grubbs receives 25 year jail sentence
• Taylors District to hold hearing
• Taylors begins Highway 290 sewer upgrade
• Word of mouth helps park gain financially
• Greer Memorial Hospital Freedom Blast
• Class of 2011
• Woman's body found in Greer
• Greer toddler killed
• Wine festival raises glass to wishes
• Benefit 'exceeds expectations'
• School board budget passes second reading
• Del-Tech is small business of year
• Weekly e-Waste pickup no longer option in July
• Project offers free dentistry
• Stand up for Stan golf tournament set
• State faces changes in unemployment
• Sheriff's Office arrests wanted Greer man
• Man charged with sex crime
• Family businesses finding home in Greer
• Area businesses looking to hire this summer
• Stringer's redistricting plan shot down by House
• BHS ceremony was costly
• New lines drawn in redistricting plan
• Memorial Day Salute
• Greer woman killed
• Council holds special meeting
• Hughes leaves Mountain View
• Intern is socially adept
• Early birth changed family forever
• Having business in Greer a wise move for MiMi's
• BB&T altering free checking plan with fees
• Greer man arrested for unlawful 911 calls
• Resident spots mountain lion on Taylor Road
• Local church celebrates Greer first responders
• Royal Highland Fusiliers honored at Scottish Games
• Staff recognizes Active Day veterans
• Rhymer gets top award
• Patrons show support for 'Strip Club'
• Council rejects pay increase for employees
• Taylors man stabbed to death behind bar
• Untitled
• Hospital adds MRI scanner
• City auctioned surplus items
• Rothbeck Designs thriving in Taylors
• Verizon brings 4G to Greer
• Distribution company expands in Greer
• Untitled
• Apalache class reunites
• Military legacy found in Greer's Gosnell family
• Freedom Ride for fallen, living started in Greer
• Greer kids get new kicks
• Yard sale, car show to benefit Greer native
• SC's mental health meltdown
• CreateYourWoodSign, new online retailer of hand painted, original wood signs at Sterling,MA
• Sunnyside Peace Summit
• Residents unhappy with reassignment
• Rezoning request denied
• Storm didn't dampen Relay for Life event
• Greer High graduates to gather this Saturday
• Greer, Upstate Forever team up
• Construction continues to increase
• GSP Commission adopts 2011-12 budget
• City removes banner from local church
• Beattie helps capture shoplifters
• Upstate police continue search for perpetrators
• LCFD passes budget
• Relay for Life
• Greer woman being sought in murder
• Sunnyside Peace Summit on Saturday
• Weather, crowd made festival great success
• School board celebrates end of BEST program
• Sisters open bakery in Greer
• Downtown business reaction to festival mixed
• Annual golf tournament honors fallen officer
• Mystic Vibrations rocks steady on Family Fest stage
• Luncheon benefits Boy Scouts
• BMW gets high ranks for on-site power generation
• ACME opens in time for festival
• Family Fest opens Friday
• Mother's Day in Apalache
• Station receives 9/11 beam
• Medical ID bracelets now more fashionable
• Talley brings something new to Greer
• Vittles Tyme offering old fashioned cooking
• Greer club crawl draws crowd on Trade Street
• Blue Ridge High hosts party for CD release
• Hiring day yields large turnout
• Center getting makeover
• Group seeks funds
• City council honors police
• Greer CPW finances 'unqualified,' contract awarded
• Korean War veterans planning memorial
• Truckers honored for safe driving
• Walgreens sponsors cornhole tournament
• Greenville police: Fake IDs more accessible
• Mitsubishi gives back
• US Airways flight diverted to GSP
• Village Hospital is title sponsor of Family Fest
• Stand-Up for Stan was a huge success
• Egg-tastic moves to sunnier Sunday
• CrossFit Greer working out for Relay
• Mills family return building to glory
• Local eye surgeons see bigger picture
• Officer charged in fatal crash
• Greer PD hosts pill drive
• March construction starts up
• Lady Bugs has new owners
• Moonlight movies shuffles schedule
• E-Waste to be properly disposed statewide
• Son charged in mom's death
• Head-on collision claims Byrnes senior
• Soup Kitchen adding center for distribution
• Council honors GADC
• Board members differ on words
• Local DAR meets with state regent
• NXT unveils room 2020
• Economy, stresses lead to increased child abuse
• Relay celebrates survivors
• GSP explores parking lot expansion
• Nature Detective camps offered at Paris Mountain
• Church to renovate apartment complex
• Living Doll
• Southwest is back on track
• Hennett replaces Harper at Greer State Bank
• Pavilion will offer 'Boundless' fun
• Cannon's Restaurant is now smoke-free
• It's time to get taxes prepared
• Tarbutton turns in badge, not service
• Couple charged in fight
• Grand jury finds Trout guilty
• Alive at 25 program growing at Blue Ridge
• Vision Airlines takes off to Destin
• City of Greer grows by over 50 percent
• Trains grounded after Spartanburg tragedy
• Rosiak watched downtown Greer flourish
• CPW to study new ways to disinfect water supply
• The Strip Club 104 to open in May
• 'The least we could do'
• Allen Bennett plan passes hurdle
• Fire guts two homes
• Education Foundation awards grants
• March is colorectal awareness month
• Greenville County Schools release state report cards
• Dick Brooks takes top award
• Chamber hosts events
• Bass tournament seeking fishermen
• Community loses supporter Urch
• Japan tragedy hits home
• Bank responds to radio rumor
• General Store will open downtown
• Southwest parties all weekend
• New director Dittmar amazed by community
• Greer children raise $505
• Key school budget word: maintain
• Firehouse Subs, Classic Barber team for cause
• Owens Insurance honored
• Former Greer resident receives proper honors
• Lake Cunningham Fire Department pays it forward
• Day tripping
• The Greer Citizen wins 14 awards
• Council OKs new district
• Family Fest books Blount
• Greer Relief to celebrate 75th anniversary
• GCM hires new director
• Greer family are March of Dimes ambassadors
• Nutrition changes are ahead of curve
• Dillard-Jones Builders earn distinction
• LCFD first budget reading is Thursday
• Riordan touts expansion
• Garage collapse traps two
• Williams named to GDC board
• Gowdy makes tough decisions
• SLED investigating standoff
• Lake's dam may create hydropower
• BMW to invest $100 million
• Mayor talks economy, hobbies
• Storm blows through Upstate
• Fire destroys horse stable
• Agencies get 'Bunny Ranch' forfeiture
• Date, details of hospital break-in remain unknown
• Big weekend is set for May 6, 7
• Plane makes emergency landing
• Greer awarded $541,000 in funds
• Victor site plans await EPA testing
• New zoning allows options
• Greer Fire Department pushes toward future
• State proposal may waive snow days
• Chocolate Affair has new date, same purpose
• Fires flare in high winds, dry conditions
• Fire destroys two homes
• Southwest set for takeoff on March 13
• The future of Victor Mill site to be discussed
• Lake Cunningham FD picks repeater site
• Building drought continues
• Easley woman dies in wreck
• Shop, cars lost in evening fire
• Skylight Chapel has busy Valentine's Day
• Gowdy keeps in touch using the tele-town hall
• Patient records likely secure
• GCM seeks new leader
• Flu season just beginning
• School board mulls long range plans
• Behind the scenes of BMW's Super spot
• Greer Chamber teams up with Workforce
• Citizens' Academy is now accepting applications
• Man accused of public fondling
• LCFD to discuss Greer contract with Greer
• Greer man wins $200,000 in lottery scratch-off game
• Aiming for clean water
• Police celebrate iron man
• Police arrest suspect
• Spokeo, what do they know?
• Wild Ace gets ready for the Super Bowl
• GDC board makes 2011 scorecard
• Man shot outside Prince Street home
• Forgery suspect wanted in Greer
• Man found dead
• Taylors Fire Department bids adieu to father figure
• Lyman awarded new police cruiser
• Match made in heaven
• Man charged with death of infant
• City budget stable after 2010 fix
• Chamber hosts awards dinner
• Taylors intersection will be realigned
• Oil spill contained after wreck
• Greenville School Board opposes State House Bill
• Madison Turcotte is Gowdy's D.C. guest
• Buyers can watch X3 customization on video
• Hitt speaks at Chamber meeting
• Greer day care worker facing more charges
• Construction slump continued in 2010
• Snow daze recovery
• GCM losing Kemp to former job
• Shooting in city unsolved
• New low-cost airline joins GSP airport
• CPW warns customers cold, snow raise fees
• Bad weather opens door for organization month
• Relay for Life launches 2011 fundraiser pig
• How grocers, diners handle a snowstorm
• Repeater plans on hold
• South Suber housing plan in motion
• Taylors district works to mend budget
• Children injured in van wreck
• Greer gets snowed
• 6.5-inch snowfall shatters 1962 record
• Schools will explore options
• Hospital staff made sure it was business as usual
• Metcalf awarded $5,000 grant
• Redistricting, budget tough issues
• Chili Cook-off is spicy and artsy event
• Police funds help protect Greer's first responders
• Remnants of Victor Mill nearly gone
• Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace now in Greer
• DUI charges made on New Year's weekend
• Citizen of the Year
• Loss of Roger Milliken felt in Greer
• Storage shed reportedly broken into
• GSP reports gains
• GDC: 2010 was good year
• LifeSong gets a new home
• Shaw to chair GSP commission
• Stringer seeks to streamline public services
• Miss Greater Greer, Teen pageant will be Feb. 26
• Creek cleanup nears completion
• People for January 5, 2011
• Election lines to impact area
• Greer's new year baby born Jan. 4
• Greer 2010
• Diesel fuel seeps into local creek
• Winter Wonderland
• Rising fuel costs have motorists fuming
• Natural gas cars a hit at CPW
• No rate increases at CPW
• Greer State Auto closing its doors
• Cafe has opened on Trade Street
• Train hits car near City Hall
• Police seek pair of suspects in recent attacks
• GSA: Annual funds higher than expected
• Mason Jar preps for opening
• Gowdy to join two committees
• Glenn's toy gets boost from national media
• Victoria Arms project limits street parking
• Greer Relief gets relief
• Auction raises $825 for GCM
• Hospital sale brings 150 jobs
• McKeeman brings smiles, companionship
• Roberts provides couple with precious gift of life
• Williams' angel ministry shortens families' distance
• All is merry and Bright while cancer is put aside
• Greer opens its heart, doors for McGee
• Christmas Gifts
• Cold December
• Henderson wins Dist. 21
• City receives CLG status
• Auction ends noon Dec. 20
• Young wanted for attempted murder
• Want it by Christmas?
• Ministry hoping for holiday donation rush
• Morris commended, board selects officers
• 400 children to benefit from police toy drive
• Anti-violence group remembers Reyes
• Commercial projects may salvage quarter
• Police: Secure gifts, purchases
• GSP air traffic up for third month
• Martha Stewart designs own X3
• Fire displaces residents at Ashton Woods
• Frozen pipes no fun for the pocket book
• CPW buys substation part
• BMW's Hitt is Haley's pick for commerce
• Lyman wastewater revenues are up
• Sunnyside killing ruled self-defense
• Community News for the week of Dec. 8
• People for the week of Dec. 8
• Celebrating new life
• Greercitizen.com receives face-lift
• White Christmas unlikely
• District 21 election will be Tuesday
• Bethlehem Revisited
• Mission Kids learn spirit of giving
• Police seek help from Sunnyside
• DOT set to remove trees along Wade Hampton
• Unsold houses stymie market
• City sign ordinance is under review
• Greer begins Christmas celebration
• First drinks on Sunday
• Smile sparks service
• Couple gives abused dog some TLC
• Undelivered refunds due taxpayers
• Loafin' Around at new location
• Inspirational awards honor the unsung
• Mutt's to feed 800 on Thanksgiving
• Firefighters share holiday traditions
• Stores gear up for Black Friday
• 'The Fitz' launches auction
• Second November homicide
• Good Samaritan
• Sunnyside community reacts to death
• Cops for Tots accepting toy donations
• GSP expects crush of travelers
• Small church has large impact
• Bigger than a bread box
• Café Mundo ends specialty business
• Hunger Walk continues on without Merle State
• Jimenez succeeds Page at Taylors FBC
• Greer State Bank suffers big hit
• Shooting rocks Sunnyside
• Police name person of interest in Greer shooting
• Support our fathers
• Fundraiser brings in $98,000
• GSP OKs bid for Southwest arrival
• Change in city policy
• X3 production gains momentum
• Fundraiser returns to LCFD Saturday
• Sunday alcohol? Yes
• Allison earns seventh term in state house
• War zone was Hyder's assembly line
• Victor Water tank dismantled today
• Greenville man sentenced to life
• Ruling made in October Greer fire deaths
• Man arrested on child pornography charge
• Corbin defeats Salter in District 17 race
• Stringer wins in a rout
• Familiar faces take school board seats
• Growing pains
• Blue Ridge, Greer advance to state finals
• Newcomers give Southern hospitality
• Rite Aid is a one-stop cure-all
• 'Bags Fly Free' is unique Southwest perk
• Green Team boasts friendly environment
• BMW X5, X6 among recalls
• Henderson victorious
• Tower to fall
• Alcohol vote separate from general ballot
• Congressional hopefuls weigh in on economy
• Big Thursday features health fair
• Georgia steel company picked for CPW project
• Self-defense shared at church
• GSP becomes competitive
• Let There Be Mom
• Big Thursday gets bigger and better
• District 21 runoff set for Tuesday
• Deadly fire cause undetermined
• GCM leadership hopes diverse funding ahead
• Cookbooks should be hot seller
• GENERATION X3
• Halloween vote spooks council
• Few Field House is one vote away from approval
• Area clinics offer flu shots
• Belk undergoes $70 million rebranding
• Eastside's 'spirit' is focused on the homeless
• BMW implementing hydrogen fuel cells
• Henderson, Smith will face runoff
• Soup Kitchen founder dies
• Shootings rock homes
• Dist. 21 primary Tuesday
• Oktoberfest crowd sets new record
• Victor group seeks photos for posterity
• 52 arrested in prostitution sting
• Michelin's single-wide truck tires big success
• BMW announces 600 more jobs
• Abner Creek celebrates 178 years of ministry
• Drought drifts into Upstate
• Candidates stump for State House
• Council green lights center
• Two Victor Mill structures remain
• CPW nixes rate study
• Greer woman killed in single-car crash
• Bank slayings get new agent
• Eastside has new principal
• Southwest buys AirTran Airlines
• Planning ahead
• Five vie for GHS Homecoming Queen
• Three seek to fill vacancy
• Journey ends with citizenship
• Musical talents get center stage at City Park event
• Dooley Field namesake dies
• Rose Berger could win $1 million
• Truck strikes vehicles, house during pursuit
• Police want your drugs
• Halloween Hoopla! event will be Oct. 23
• GSP to invest $1 million in upgrades for Southwest
• Campus could net more than $1 million
• Filing begins for special primary to replace Wylie
• Candidates to take stump in Greer
• 5K, Car Show benefits GCM next month
• Taylors home destroyed in Tuesday morning fire
• Parents will see student's progress in real time
• Wing Fling brought wings and beer, joy and tears
• Simulcast allows women to witness Living Proof
• Pastor: Quran burning is un-American, dumb idea
• Save the whales
• One shot will arm public for the flu
• GHS hands over Allen Bennett
• Oktoberfest set for downtown
• Blessed Trinity celebrates 25 years
• James Firearm loaded for business venture
• Sellers, buyers more realistic with home prices
• Tatas on Trade gala aids Cancer Society
• Myth shattered
• Salvaging Victor Mill water tower unlikely option
• Founder's memory endures
• BMW launches X3 production
• The fate of Victor water tower
• Joining the race
• Greer Relief aims for higher wing sales
• Pride captures Idol Teen title
• Weather-related mold cleared from Greer High
• CPW expands along Hwy. 357
• Victor Mill cleanup continues on pace
• Business luncheons to resume in September
• Upstate update brings officials together
• Greer Chamber lauds Painter's leadership
• Teacher supply fund a no-go
• Danner is smarter than a 5th grader
• Taylors Medical Clinic event to feature Huckabee
• Haley unfurls jobs plan
• Greer creates hazard plan
• Teachers welcome aid with supplies
• Greer State Bank posts loss, future brighter
• Visions relocates museum display
• Revamped Mundo loves the nightlife
• Making amends
• Victor Mill cleanup moves to phase two on schedule
• Honoring Ashley Wright
• Candidates spar at City Hall
• Transportation offers roadside memorial signs
• Police targeting area school zones
• Housing outlook is not bright
• Commissioners face criminal charges for FOI violations
• Sunday alcohol sales vote advances
• Company shops tract for tenants
• Freedom Blast
• Greer Earth Day Run
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• Cleaning Up The Mortgage Mess
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• 24th Annual Greer Family Fest

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