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Food Lion purchase includes Greer's Bi-Lo stores
Food Lion has purchased 16 Bi-Lo stores in the Upstate, including the two in Greer. The deal is part of a plan Food Lion previously announced to purchase 62 Bi-Lo and Harveys Supermarket stores located in South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia from Southeastern Grocers.
Food Lion will be served by Ahold Delhaize USA Distribution LLC, through the acquisition of the Mauldin distribution center. More than 800 associates will be hired by ADUSA Distribution to support Food Lion’s network of stores.
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- Greer retail center sells for $2.4 million
- GSP reopens economy parking lot B for $7 a day
- White House Salon welcomes the fall season
- Greer CPW parking lot closed for renovations
- Joe Mahaffey, former Representative, businessman, dies
- Greenville Tech, Phillis Wheatley Center partner to help returning citizens
- Greenville Chamber endorses Governor's call for a mask ordinance
Andy Jones, former football coach and athletics director, dies
Andy Jones, former head football coach at Boiling Springs and Hillcrest high schools in the 1980s, died Friday. He was 70.
Jones coached Boiling Springs High School and was athletics director from 1983-88. He resigned from coaching in 1989 after nearly two decades.
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- Muschamp out at UofSC, Bobo interim coach rest of season
- Bradford rushes Greer past Laurens
- Greer High School Hall of Fame nominations being accepted
- Limestone, SAC delays fall sports season
- Trevor Lawrence awarded Blanchard-Rogers Trophy
- SCHSL short fall season remains; Lexington vote deferred
- Pride signs $4 million, 4-year deal with Panthers
Greer Christmas Parade is Sunday
The Greer Christmas Parade is scheduled for 2:30 Sunday with a scaled down version because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The theme is “Christmas Melodies”.
A virtual grand marshal vehicle honoring frontline healthcare workers leads the 63-unit parade on its 1.1-mile route. A sensory safe zone is on the first block of the parade route on Poinsett Street between Memorial Drive and Hubert Street. The parade turns left at North Main Street and ends at Cunningham Road.
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- Healthcare workers honored at Greer Christmas Parade
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- Regal reopening theaters Aug. 21 with COVID-19 guidelines
- Thursdays on the Patio with Centre Stage is July 16
- 'Sheffey' scheduled for HD re-release
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