GREER EDUCATION From November 2016
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NGU's Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Medicine receives accreditation
NOV 22, 2016
Kelly is new chancellor at USC Upstate
NOV 21, 2016
Dr. Brendan Kelly is the new Chancellor of the University of South Carolina Upstate.
Harris Pastides, President of the University of South Carolina, sent a letter to Upstate faculty, staff and students Monday to announce that Kelly was unanimously approved by the USC Board of Trustees.
Here's a sneak peek of The Football Journey of Noah Hannon, coming Thursday
NOV 16, 2016
Noah Hannon epitomizes what it means to be a favorite son of the City of Greer.
Byrnes Head Football Coach Brian Lane resigns
NOV 14, 2016
Brian Lane has resigned as head football coach at Byrnes High School.
District Five Superintendent Dr. Scott Turner made the announcement Monday afternoon.
International Ballet dancers entertain children with free performance at Greer library
NOV 12, 2016
Children saw a free performance of “Clara’s Nutcracker Journey” Saturday morning at the Greer library.
The free story time ballet was presented by the International Ballet of Greer.
Blair Carrier wins state woodwinds competition, heads to Southern Division
NOV 11, 2016
Blair Carrier, an 8th grade student at Bob Jones Academy and resident of Greer, will travel to the University of South Carolina in January to compete as a Division Finalist (ages 11-14) in the Southern Division of the Music Teacher National Association (MTNA) Junior Woodwind Competition.
Blair, the daughter of Randy and Julie Carrier of Greer, won the State Junior Woodwinds Competition of the South Carolina Music Teachers Association at Converse College on Nov. 4.
CBL Charitable Foundation donates $5,400 to Creative Advancement Centers
NOV 9, 2016
The CBL Charitable Foundation has made a $5,400 to the Creative Advancement Centers, collaborative partners with the City of Greer and the Greenville County School System.
Creative Advancement Centers provide after-school scholastic and creative activities for Greenville County Schools from grades K-12, offering an array of structured programs that enhance the students' abilities academically, intellectually, creatively, socially and physically.
Christmas Morning Shoppe new initiative for Greer Relief, replaces Adopt-A-Family
NOV 9, 2016
Greer Relief is changing its Adopt-A-Family program to the Christmas Morning Shoppe.
The goal remains to provide neighbors in need with Christmas gifts. This prevents them from diverting their limited resources to gifts or going without.
Le Jardin, exclusive 65-home gated community, is new development in Greer
NOV 9, 2016
Le Jardin, a 55-acre exclusive, gated community, received Greer City Council’s blessings on first reading Tuesday night.
The development is located at the intersection of Brockman McClimon and East Howell Road.
Sydney Sill is Miss Greater Greer 2017, Brooklyn Brewster is Miss Greater Greer Teen 2017
NOV 6, 2016
Sydney Sill was crowned Miss Greater Greer 2017 and Brooklyn Brewster the Miss Greater Greer Teen at a pageant held at Greer High School Saturday night.
Sill, 20, attends Clemson University and Brewster attends Palmetto High School.
Belk now hiring students, hosts job fair Tuesday for seasonal hires
NOV 4, 2016
The Haywood Mall store will host an Interactive Job Fair on Tuesday where applicants will be asked to report at either 11 a.m. or 4 p.m. to the management office area on the first floor.
Belk stores are also now hiring 16- and 17-year-olds for seasonal jobs. Parental consent is needed for applicants age 16.
Martin crowned North Greenville University Homecoming Queen
NOV 2, 2016
Stevie Martin from Conway was crowned queen for North Greenville University’s 2016 homecoming on Saturday.
NGU Interim President Dr. Randall Pannell and 2015 Homecoming Queen Christie Reilly crowned Martin during halftime of the Crusaders’ football game against Wingate University.
Search for suspect around Crestview Elementary has school in lockdown
NOV 2, 2016
• 2:38 Update
Suspect has been arrested according to Lt. Jim Holcombe
The Greer Police Department received a call in reference to an argument around Crestview Elementary School at 8:06 this morning, according to Lt. Jim Holcombe.
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