Free Urban Gardening Workday/Workshop
We have an urban farm in the North Main area on Summit Drive that has been on the Greenville Urban Farm Tour several times. The site was needing a pick-me-up, so on March 15th from 10am – 5pm, the SCRead more
Missing Kitty from Russell Ave.
For all you who are keeping an eye out for Little Bits, here is her story….please check your garages and any place a very scared kitty could hide. The owner is slowly losing hope, so everyone in the area ofRead more
Missing Cat – Russell Ave.
A new resident to North Main is missing a cat. Her 6 month old grey tabby got out last night and did not come back. Her name is Little Bits and she lives at 313 Russell Ave. If you happenRead more
North Main Crime Update
As the weather warms, thefts always seem to rise. An NMCA member on the corner of Ashley and Simmons reports that a grill was stolen from their patio. The street is well-traveled and there is a street light right aboveRead more
NMCA Newsletter (02/14)
*The Board of Directors meets the first Wednesday of most months at 6:30 PM at the Bobby Pearse Community Center …check the website for the date of the next meeting or email pgilreath@aol.comRead more
Missing Dog – Bella
Ben McDaniel is missing his 9 month old blue heeler. She has a brown face and black and white body. She answers to Bella…loves kids and is very sweet. No picture. He may be reached at 864-414-2691. She was lastRead more
What You Can do For Couple who Lost Home in Fire on Croft St
As many of you saw in the news, Larry Ware and his wife Elaine were out to dinner and came back to their house ablaze. They have lost everything. They have received Red Cross vouchers for clothes and gas. WeRead more
Emergency Blood Drive Today at Soda Shop
The Blood Connection is having an emergency blood drive at the Soda Shop today, Wednesday, January 22, from 4 to 7:30PM. If you gave at the last drive, you will not be eligible to give. If you DID NOT give PLEASERead more
Public Input Meeting on Bipartisan Elections
Greenville City Council is considering a change from partisan to nonpartisan municipal elections; however, prior to moving forward, City Council is seeking input from city residents. In January, the City will host a public meeting in each City Council districtRead more
Jan 29 Neighborhood Meeting on Apartments Planned on Wade Hampton
The following was received from Amy Doyle via email. We are reprinting it for those who may not have seen it. “A multi-family developer, Mr. Robert Johnston, intends to purchase and redevelop the property of the site of the formerRead more
