GREER NEWS From November 2011
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Duke agrees to 6 percent rate hike
NOV 30, 2011
Duke Energy has reached an agreement with agencies in South Carolina for an average rate increase of 5.98 percent, contingent on approval of the Public Service Commission of South Carolina. Upon approval the rates would go into effect in February 2012.
Duke serves about 600,000 customers in the upstate.
The agreement will be considered by the PSCSC during an evidentiary hearing scheduled to begin on Dec. 7.
Greer's economic indicators are pointing up
NOV 30, 2011
Economic signs of an upward trend in Greer foretell a resurgence that can’t come soon enough for many businesses and residents still searching for jobs.
Reno Deaton, Greer Economic Development Corporation Executive Director, painted an attractive picture of business and industry in Greer and those that may be considering locating here during a Nov. 22 city council meeting.
Christmas at City Park features tree lighting, Santa, culture, treasure hunt
NOV 28, 2011
There will be treasures to be found during Friday night’s Tree Lighting activities at the Village Hospital’s Christmas at Greer City Park weekend.
Friday night’s tree lighting festivities will give visitors an opportunity to find clues in the bulbs on posts donning holiday lights. “There will be plenty of clues to notice the bulbs. It will appear out of place and hints will be provided where they are,” City Administrator Ed Driggers said.
Spa Victoria opens downtown at former spa location
NOV 26, 2011
Council selects redistricting map, unanimously approves first reading
NOV 22, 2011
Holiday travelers find low gas prices in Upstate
NOV 22, 2011
Horse-drawn carriage rides offered during weekends
NOV 22, 2011
Dittmar challenges GCM board to develop long-range plan
NOV 22, 2011
$102 million GSP terminal expansion approved
NOV 21, 2011
Hunger Walk brings awareness to Soup Kitchen
NOV 20, 2011
Cops for Tots toys will be distributed at City Hall
NOV 18, 2011
Greer among select communities to receive smart growth grant
NOV 18, 2011
Greer continues moving forward in its planning and development of its master plan by positioning itself to receive a national grant and signing a memorandum of understanding with upstate economic organizations.
Greer has been selected to receive free Smart Growth America technical assistance made possible through a grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Building Blocks for Sustainable Communities program.
BMW i3 and i8 concept cars, featured in ?Ghost Protocol? unveiled at LA Auto Show
NOV 17, 2011
TD Bank expansion creates Greenville hub, 1,400 new jobs
NOV 16, 2011
TD Bank this morning announced that it will expand its corporate operations at the bank's campus on Interstate 85 in Greenville, creating more than 1,400 new jobs in the next three to five years. TD Bank will also add more than 200 new positions in Lexington.
Memorial set for missing Citadel student from Greer
NOV 16, 2011
A memorial will be held Thursday for missing Citadel senior Joshua Edwards who has been missing since last week.
Memorial service held for Army reservist killed on Veterans Day
NOV 15, 2011
A memorial service was held today at Wood Mortuary for Sean M. Hendrix, a father of two daughters and son of retired Greer police officer Dan Hendrix.
Gas prices remaining stable for now
NOV 14, 2011
A gallon of regular unleaded gas in Greenville County is averaging $3.15 cents a today. But if you’re in Greer it may be worth your while to stop by four stations listed on Gas Buddy.com showing a $3.09 price per regular unleaded gallon.
Search for missing Citadel student from Greer continues
NOV 13, 2011
The search for a missing Citadel cadet from Greer continued over the weekend.
Joshua Edwards, 21, chemistry major, missed accountability checks since Thursday evening, according to school officials. A car belonging to Edwards was found Friday on East Ashley Avenue in Charleston, a public safety official reported.
City honors military veterans and active duty employees
NOV 11, 2011
Sylvia Holtzclaw remembered through the smiles and eyes of children
NOV 11, 2011
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