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LATEST NEWS
- Christofferson, owner of Great Bay Oyster House, dies
- Greer State Bank reports $1.6 million 1st quarter profit
- Ember closes after 5 months, death of founding partner
- Greer practices drawing a fan base
- Irby brothers, Mills reminisce while watching Jackets practice
- Greater Greer Chamber hires Furman University intern
- Zachri Nelson signs grant to wrestle at Limestone College
- Kimball picks Darton College to continue his wrestling career
- Sunset Monument Co. brings new business to the city
- Strawhorn's signing with SMC is another first for Greer girls soccer
- Everybody has a story about Greer High School days
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Greer State Bank reports $1.6 million 1st quarter profit
Greer Bancshares Incorporated, the parent company of Greer State Bank, is reporting a first quarter net profit of $1.85 million before TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program) related expenses of $188,000. The result reflects net income of $1.6 million or 67 cents per diluted common share.
The results show significant improvement over the same reporting period last year of a net loss of $39,000 before TARP related expenses of $164,000 and a net loss of 8 cents per diluted common share.
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- Ember closes after 5 months, death of founding partner
- Greater Greer Chamber hires Furman University intern
- Sunset Monument Co. brings new business to the city
- Clock celebrates 54th anniversary with lunch special
- Southern Tide debuts youth boys Skipjack Polo shirts in 7 colors
- Merrill's Pizza is newest entry into restaurant business
- Art & Artisans are featured at The Shoppes May 24
Greer practices drawing a fan base
The collision of pads, verbal sparring and take no prisoners practices has reverberated around Greer High School and its spring football practices.
The biggest turnout to see a Greer High spring football practice – that’s right, practice – lined the fence and created a little parking problem during Thursday’s drills. At issue, according to one visitor, was having cars parked in the line of vision.
MORE SPORTS
- Zachri Nelson signs grant to wrestle at Limestone College
- Irby brothers, Mills reminisce while watching Jackets practice
- Strawhorn's signing with SMC is another first for Greer girls soccer
- Greer spring football game rescheduled for next Monday
- Dodd wins gold, 2 bronze; Greer boys relay 2nd in state meet
- Intense practice finds Young in the middle of scrum
- Yellow Jackets have intense persona in spring drills
Downtown is all abuzz about all-Greer High School reunion
Greer Station and City Park will be abuzz with the biggest reunion the city and Greer High School alumni has ever hosted on Saturday.
Carl Howell, Deputy Fire Marshal of the Greer Fire Department, who is adept at gauging crowd size, estimates about 2,000 graduates, spouses, faculty and associates of Greer High School will be social butterflies Saturday. “I’m sure there are a lot of other place like Greer. But there’s never been a community get together like ours that I am aware,” Howell said.
MORE ENTERTAINMENT
- Freedom Blast features Groove Band, kids activities, salute to military
- Piano Performers perform free spring concert Monday at City Hall
- Beach music is theme of Tunes on Trade
- BMW Pro-Am celebrity course rotations set
- Taylor Singleton presented proclamation from Greer's Mayor Danner
- Rail Tail Dog Park celebrates opening May 19
- Tippin's homecoming is a rousing success
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- JUN 18 Golf for Relief
- AUG 24 Sooie't Relief BBQ Benefit
- AUG 25 Sooie't Relief BBQ Benefit
