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Inman Community Beautification Day
The Greater Inman Area Chamber Members, the City of Inman Staff. and other members of the community showed up on Inman Community Beautification Day to help beautify the community last Saturday. The picture was taken near the entrance of the city limits on Prospect Street and Penland Rd.
Inman Community Beautification Day, Saturday, September 26th
Saturday, September 26th has been designated the “Inman Community Beautification Day.” The Greater Inman Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Inman are sponsoring this event.
We are forming several teams of volunteers to work in and around the community, including:
- Welcome to Inman Sign Team (clean up and possible light plantings); Supervisors: Tom Plemmons & Cliff Newmark
- Trash Clean up / Pickup Team (general trash pickup); Supervisors: David Grayshock & the City of Inman
- Infrastructure Cleaning Team (tractor work, labor, and spraying weed kill); Supervisors: David Grayshock & the City of Inman
- Hospitality Team (welcoming yard workers, supplying water, handing out small plants and other items, plus helping with light tasks); Supervisors: Michael Dickey, Carolyn Emory, Karen Bush, and Wanda Ballenger.
*** The City of Inman and its supporting staff members are providing food. ***
Disclaimer & Items Not Allowed in Trash Bins & Dumpsters
*** The Blood Connection Bloodmobile will be open for blood donations from 11 am – 3 pm, September 26 and located at [place] in Downtown Inman ***
Inman Community Beautification Day, Saturday, September 26th
Saturday, September 26th has been designated the “Inman Community Beautification Day.” The Greater Inman Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Inman are sponsoring this event.
We are forming several teams of volunteers to work in and around the community, including:
- Welcome to Inman Sign Team (clean up and possible light plantings); Supervisors: Tom Plemmons & Cliff Newmark
- Trash Clean up / Pickup Team (general trash pickup); Supervisors: David Grayshock & the City of Inman
- Infrastructure Cleaning Team (tractor work, labor, and spraying weed kill); Supervisors: David Grayshock & the City of Inman
- Hospitality Team (welcoming yard workers, supplying water, handing out small plants and other items, plus helping with light tasks); Supervisors: Michael Dickey, Carolyn Emory, Karen Bush, and Wanda Ballenger.
*** The City of Inman and its supporting staff members are providing food. ***
Disclaimer & Items Not Allowed in Trash Bins & Dumpsters
*** The Blood Connection Bloodmobile will be open for blood donations from 11 am – 3 pm, September 26 and located at [place] in Downtown Inman ***
Inman Community Beautification Day, Saturday, September 26th
Saturday, September 26th has been designated the “Inman Community Beautification Day.” The Greater Inman Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Inman are sponsoring this event.
We are forming several teams of volunteers to work in and around the community, including:
- Welcome to Inman Sign Team (clean up and possible light plantings); Supervisors: Tom Plemmons & Cliff Newmark
- Trash Clean up / Pickup Team (general trash pickup); Supervisors: David Grayshock & the City of Inman
- Infrastructure Cleaning Team (tractor work, labor, and spraying weed kill); Supervisors: David Grayshock & the City of Inman
- Hospitality Team (welcoming yard workers, supplying water, handing out small plants and other items, plus helping with light tasks); Supervisors: Michael Dickey, Carolyn Emory, Karen Bush, and Wanda Ballenger.
*** The City of Inman and its supporting staff members are providing food. ***
Disclaimer & Items Not Allowed in Trash Bins & Dumpsters
*** The Blood Connection Bloodmobile will be open for blood donations from 11 am – 3 pm, September 26 and located at [place] in Downtown Inman ***
ANEW Massage Voted #1 Best of the Best in Therapeutic Massage
We are proud to announce that Chamber Member ANEW MASSAGE, LLC recently was Voted #1 in Therapeutic Massage in the Spartanburg Herald-Journal’s Best of the Best 2020 contest. These awards celebrate and recognize the best the Spartanburg area community has to offer. Only the top businesses in each category make it to the final voting stage. Anew Massage is locally owned and operated by Clysta K. Clark right here in Inman SC at 11064 Asheville Highway, Suite A105.
As the owner of ANEW Massage, LLC, Clysta Clark, LMBT, does much more than therapeutic massage, she specializes in therapeutic massage services from goal-orientated sessions to relaxation therapy and Oncology massage. Sessions are customized, integrating various modalities designed to increase range of motion, remove trigger points, reduce stressor achieve other goals.
“My company is a local small business and I live in the community I serve, which is very important to me,” Clark said. “I have several clients that have referred every member of their family to me for treatment. It’s so very rewarding.”
A native of Swanton, Vermont, Clark moved to the Upstate 28 years ago, settling in Inman, SC, a community similar in size and character to her hometown. She attended Spartanburg Community College earning an Associate Degree in Applied Science Management with Marketing that gave her the skills to run her own business.
Clark not only serves her community professionally but also as a volunteer with organizations such as the Greater Inman Area Chamber of Commerce, Habitat for Humanity and Spartanburg County Parks and Recreation. She is a member of the American Massage Therapy Association, Society of Oncology Massage, and Oncology of the Carolinas.
When not working, Clark enjoys photography and being in nature. But her favorite job is being Mimi to grandchildren Gavin, Liam and Emma.