Representing the residents and businesses in the North Main area of Greenville, South Carolina.
A house cat has gone missing from Wilshire Drive in the northeast area of North Main. Jasmine is an 8 year old black and brown Tortie. She’s wearing tags and is not aggressive. If you have any information, please callRead more
Beginnings: 1813-1891 The oldest residence in North Main, and one of the oldest in the Greenville area, is Whitehall now on West Earle Street, but originally facing on Rutherford Road. It was built by Arthur Middleton in 1813, but wasRead more
As we’ve announced before, a working plan is being formulated for the Stone Avenue corridor. The project has a website (www.PlanStoneAvenue.org that bills itself as “a comprehensive source for information regarding the Stone Avenue Corridor Plan.” The site includes aRead more
We planted 95 container plants ranging from a gallon size to trees that came in 15 gallon size containers. In addition, we planted 100 plug-size plants that we expect to flourish. Can’t wait for spring! Thanks to our Park CommitteeRead more
To help ensure the sustainability of Main Street’s trees, the City of Greenville will continue its proactive implementation of the Main Street Tree Management Plan. Work will begin the week of January 18, 2010 near the McBee Avenue intersection. ImprovementsRead more
Your 2010 Board of Directors President: Jim Gilreath Vice-President: Mike Cubelo Treasurer: Lois Graves Recording Secretary: Phyllis Gilreath Membership: Joyce Murphy Webmasters: Michael Huskey & Chad Chandler The Board of Directors meets the first Wednesday evening of each month atRead more
The next Park Work Day is scheduled for Saturday, January 23rd with a rain date of January 30th. The time is noon until 4:00 p.m. Meet at Bobby Pearse Community Center Pavilion. There are many shrubs and trees that needRead more
A fine line-up of authors this season will be reading from their work when Emrys’ Reading Room moves to a new location: The Bohemain Cafe & Restaurant. The Reading Room will kick off the Winter/Spring reading series at the BohemianRead more
