Orangeburg City Councilmember Annette Dee Grevious will host a meet and greet event with constituents on Friday, Oct. 13.
Grievous hopes the event will further her connection to her district.
The event will be held at Venue on Summers at 249 Summers Ave. in Orangeburg. It will start at 4:30 p.m. Food and Italian ice will be available free of charge, Grevious said.
“The event is very informal and truly a drop-in, but it provides an opportunity to introduce myself to residents within District 4 – especially those I was unable to meet while I was campaigning – collect and/or update their contact information and hear concerns or issues pertinent to them while fellowshipping with one another,” Grevious said.
Grevious is encouraging attendees to bring canned goods to be donated to a local food pantry, she said.
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Grevious was elected to the District 4 seat on Sept. 12 after longtime Councilmember Bernard Haire decided to not seek re-election after 35 years on council.
Grevious was sworn in at the Oct. 3 City Council meeting.
She has previously said she would focus on promoting economic development and reducing crime during her term.
She is a professor of speech and drama at Claflin University.
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