Representing the residents and businesses in the North Main area of Greenville, South Carolina.
The following information is from Officer Michele Lentz with the Greenville Police Department: Please be aware that all door-to-door salespeople within the City limits must have a business license issued by the City of Greenville for the current calendar year. TheyRead more
Dear Friends and Neighbors, Mike Mecklenburg’s funeral and visitation will take place this Saturday afternoon, April 22 at Mackey Mortuary(311 Century Drive). The visitation is from 3:00-3:45. The funeral begins at 4:00. For those who did not know Mike, heRead more
Please Welcome Our Newest Business Member Sisters on Main are working mothers and entrepreneurs. “We teamed up as sisters and partners to provide the best service for your home search. Whether looking for a new place or just wantRead more
In case you aren’t aware of it, the North Main Coop Crawl is this Saturday, April 22, 10am – 2pm. This self-guided tour starts at the Community Tap. It’s a walkable journey to the backyards of neighborhood residents who notRead more
Be advised that there was apparently a lot of activity last night…on E. and W. Hillcrest and on Buist as reported by residents. Several people had someone try the locks on their cars. They removed the car cover from oneRead more
In the last NMCA newsletter, we mentioned the City’s Bike Registration Program. This program is free to any resident who purchased a bike within the city limits. NMCA would be willing to host a bike registration event at the NorthRead more
Please Welcome Your 2017 Board of Directors: President: John DeWorken Vice-President: Phyllis Gilreath Treasurer: Jim Gilreath Recording Secretary: Taylor Cox Membership Secretary: Dave Modeen Social Com. Sec: Sunnie Harmon Beautification Com Sec: Hunter Cutchin Read more
Happy Holidays from you friends with NMCA. Take time to be withRead more
During the month of July 2016, the North Main Community Association communicated to its membership via Facebook and its website a message entitled “WARNING ABOUT DOG WALKING INCIDENT.” This posting contained incomplete, false and misleading representations about the “incident”. Regrettably,Read more
We have gotten comments from residents about street lights that are burned out. These are the responsibility of Duke Power. Rather than individuals having to contact them, NMCA can compile a list and send it in, hopefully making replacement moreRead more
