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'Reaching for the Stars' greets visitors to the Cannon Centre

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Jim Fair

Jacob Maxy, left, Scot Thompson, and Derrik Francis, right, teamed from the J. Harley Bond Career Center to create the first piece of public art commissioned by the City of Greer. Thompson was the instructor for Maxy and Francis.

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