Representing the residents and businesses in the North Main area of Greenville, South Carolina.
For those who could not make the Planning Commission Meeting on Thursday, here is a brief update on what happened: The Earle St/Elrod development had requested that their application be withdrawn from the agenda. The developer did not give aRead more
We want to inform the neighborhood of an important local event supporting Childhood Cancer Research led by children. Our neighborhood has been great about coming out to support in the years past and we hope everyone will come out inRead more
Reminder: The August Planning Commission Meeting is this Thursday, August 8, at 4PM on the 9th floor of City Hall. The 3 items of interest to North Main are the East Monclair ‘subdivision’, the East Earle Street rezoning and theRead more
Neighbors: There is a great deal of interest in developments currently planned for the North Main area: Some positive…some not so positive. We are providing information below for those interested. The following 3 development proposals are all on the agendaRead more
Have you seen me? Scrappy Doo got out of his yard and usually returns home but hasn’t been seen. He lives close to the intersection of Summit and Rutherford at Wedgewood and Brentwood. He is a young male that isRead more
As many of you have read, Greenville Animal Care Services (ACS) recently rescued over 150 dogs from a puppy mill. They’ve been recuperating at ACS and many are now ready to meet the public and find their forever homes. ComeRead more
For those who did not see it, here is the link to the article re: the newest planned development on the corner of Stone Ave. and N. Main. http://www.greenvilleonline.com/article/20130724/DOWNTOWN/307240039/Corner-development-planned-Stone-Main?nclick_check=1
Want to beat the heat this weekend? Here are a few suggestions….if you have more, please post them for others. Thanks! July 19 – Fridays are “starry nights” at Roper Mountain Science Center. Friday evening visitors can enjoy a showRead more
The Pacolet Area Conservancy (PAC) in partnership with Walnut Creek Preserve will host a free screening of Green Fire, the first full-length, high definition documentary film ever made about legendary conservationist Aldo Leopold. The film will be shown this Friday, July 15,Read more
The following was sent out to residents by Council Member Amy Doyle. We are reposting it here for those who may not have seen it. Thank you for attending last night’s meeting for the mixed use proposal for East StoneRead more
