Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 13th of August.
Good morning, Greer.
US inflation fell to 3.5% in June, easing cost pressures for Greer residents and businesses facing high energy prices and rising food and shelter costs.
Economists expect inflation to drop further to 3.4% in July, which could help households and local employers manage expenses.
Public health officials remind residents and outdoor workers to stay hydrated and avoid strenuous activity during peak heat hours amid persistent summer temperatures.
Greer agencies encourage checking on vulnerable neighbors (such as those at BMW and Greer CPW) and using cooling centers when needed.
A new safety guide for local anglers advises using SPF 30+ sunscreen, protective clothing, and proper boat checks when fishing on Lake Robinson and nearby waters during peak summer hours.
Greer officials urge regular hydration and caution to prevent heat-related illnesses.
A new guide for the 2026 hunting season explains to new hunters the steps they need to take including state-approved education, licensing, and proper gear (like waterproof boots and a reliable headlamp) for safe hunting in the region.
Local deer hunters in Greer are urged to inspect gear — from weapons to safety equipment — and refine tactics for the upcoming season.
Preparations will continue during summer to ensure a safe, responsible hunt when the season begins in the area.
National pending home sales fell 1.7% while mortgage rates reached 6.85%, and Greer's market is feeling the change.
Local sellers in neighborhoods like O’Neal Village are lowering prices to attract buyers as negotiations shift in favor of buyer leverage.
A new guide gives Greer homeowners a list of 30 tasks to keep their properties safe and sound this summer — from testing smoke detectors and servicing AC units to cleaning decks, gutters, and outdoor grills.
The checklist is meant to help avoid hazards and costly repairs.
A new golf etiquette guide explains proper attire — from collared shirts to soft-spiked shoes — and outlines rules for cell phone use, pace of play, safety, and course upkeep to help local golfers enjoy respectful rounds on Greer greens.
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