May/June 2022 Newsletter
Spring Social It was great to see everyone at the spring social on May 1 at Larkin’s Sawmill. We had over 160 in attendance and all seemed to enjoy the day, the food and the music. Read more
Representing the residents and businesses in the North Main area of Greenville, South Carolina.
Spring Social It was great to see everyone at the spring social on May 1 at Larkin’s Sawmill. We had over 160 in attendance and all seemed to enjoy the day, the food and the music. Read more
Residents of the area shown in the map below have shown interest in having traffic calming features in their neighborhood. If you live in this area, please check it out and share with neighbors. You can sign the online petitionRead more
NMCA Board of Director Positions and Responsibilities May 1, 2022 President: All activities are apolitical in nature. The President’s efforts are year-round, and variable, focused on assuring broad communication between City staff and the North Main resident and businessRead more
It’s time to register for the 2022 NMCA Spring Member Social All residents in the North Main Community should have gotten a postcard invitation. For some it’s been a little confusing, but we’ll try to explainRead more
Upstate Spring Native Plant Sale Date: April 2 Time: 8:30 am – 1:00 pm Location: Conestee Park 840 Mauldin Road Greenville, SC The sale is a large, in-person style again this Spring at Conestee Park. The date is Saturday, April 2nd from 8:30amRead more
The City’s development code project team is hosting open houses for the five small area study areas: North Laurens Road, McAlister Square, Augusta-Mauldin-Pleasantburg, Greater Sullivan and Stone + Main. Representatives from each area have been working with the consultants whoRead more
The Greenville Fire Department will offer hands-only CPR training on March 29th from 10:30 – 12pm at the Bobby Pearse Community Center. This class is free and lasts one hour. Hands-only CPR, which is used on teenagers and adults, hasRead more
We know that many of our newcomers to the community may not be aware of the unique history of the North Main Neighborhood. We have attached below two articles by North Main Historian Dr. Judith Bainbridge. Judy is a retiredRead more
The City has begun a year-long project to rewrite its development code, which regulates how and where development of all types may occur. The project team is led by Code Studio and czb, the same firm that assisted the CityRead more
You’ve probably seen the detour signs placed around the neighborhood and wondered what that is all about. The following video sent from City Council Member John DeWorken will help explain. The fourth item mentioned is a redlight at Hillcrest. AsRead more