Representing the residents and businesses in the North Main area of Greenville, South Carolina.
Welcome to NMCA’s newest Business Member The Universal Joint has set up shop in Greenville to offer great food, an always-rotating draft & bottle selection, a friendly neighborhood atmosphere, and an easy going bar scene. Come enjoy our patios, yellRead more
We have heard about several car break-ins last night. A resident on West Mountainview said one of their cars was broken into last night for the second time. They believe they may have accidentally left it unlocked. There was nothingRead more
One of our members reports their entire trash bin was stolen today. She came home from work around noon, it was still in the alley un-emptied. She brought the recycle bins in, went out around 4pm to pull the trashRead more
Mark your calendars for Sept 6 – The Swamp Rabbit Café and Grocery will be holding their fall flea market on September 6 from 11am-3pm. The Flea will feature vendors selling local art, repurposed goods, handmade treats for people and pets,Read more
School Starts Soon! August 19 is the first day of school here in Greenville. For a copy of the calendar of important dates, holidays, etc. for the 2014-15 school year just click here. And watch out for walkers and bikersRead more
The City of Greenville will be conducting a public information meeting on a plan for re-striping North Main Street (from Ashley to Rutherford) including a lane reduction on either side. The meeting will be held next Tuesday, August 12, fromRead more
As reported previously, the infill ordinance passed first reading at city council in June. They are changing the wording back to what was in the draft when it left the Planning Commission. While they think it was honestly an accidentRead more
There was a break-in yesterday (Thursday, July 31) on W. Mountainview Avenue during the day. A window at the back of the house was forced open and valuables were stolen. The responding officer felt that this was a more professionalRead more
NMCA president Bob Bainbridge read the infill ordinance to be presented this afternoon and found the following change from the one that was approved by the Planning Commission. It dramatically changes the issue of tree protection and replacement and essentiallyRead more
The Infill Ordinance IS on the council agenda tomorrow (Monday) afternoon at 5:30 in Council Chambers, 10th Floor, City Hall. This is the first reading to council. The wording is as follows: “To amend chapter 19, land management, of theRead more
