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Welcome to the North Main Community Association

We are committed to serving those who live, work and play within the North Main Community of Greenville, South Carolina. Our community is comprised of over 4500 residents who make up over 2200 families. The North Main Community Association seeks to promote and protect the beauty, safety, stability, cleanliness, and social and economic viability of this community by fostering alliances among our residents, merchants and government officials. If you’re part of the North Main Community, please join the NMCA today!

Make your voice heard

Do you have any questions, concerns, or complaints about anything? Your representatives in the North Main Community Association would like to hear from you.

Mission and membership

The North Main Community Association is a non-profit, volunteer-based neighborhood association committed to serving those who live, work, and play within the community.

Volunteer in your community

You don’t have to be a member to volunteer in our community. If you have some spare time and would like to work with a committee, we’ll alert you of upcoming events.

NMCA Newsletter (Jan/Feb 2020)

Please Welcome Your 2020 Board of Directors: President: Dave Modeen Vice-President: Rhett Brown Treasurer: Kevin Parker Recording Secretary: Amanda Stevenson-Cali Membership Secretary: Julie Proctor We welcome our two new additions to theRead more

Don’t Let Those Pumpkins Go to Waste!

Don’t toss those pumpkins! Recycle them and provide a delicious treat for the animals at Izzie’s Pond! Izzie’s Pond and Swamp Rabbit Cafe are hosting an event for people to drop off their unpainted, uncut pumpkins after Halloween. The rescuedRead more

SC Votes this Saturday, February 29

The South Carolina Democratic Presidential Preference Primary is set for Saturday, Feb. 29, but in-person voting runs through Feb. 28. Because SC has open primaries, the primary is open to all voters regardless of party affiliation. Early voting will beRead more

School Board to Consider Changing School Hours

Elementary schools in Greenville County could be starting + ending fifteen minutes earlier next year. Instead of starting at 8 a.m. and letting out at 2:30 p.m. like they currently do, school would run from 7:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m.Read more

Welcome to the North Main Community Association

Our mission

Make your voice heard

Mission and membership

Volunteer in your community

Read the latest monthly NMCA newsletter. MORE

Member events

NMCA Newsletter (Jan/Feb 2020)

Don’t Let Those Pumpkins Go to Waste!

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Accouncements

SC Votes this Saturday, February 29

School Board to Consider Changing School Hours