Representing the residents and businesses in the North Main area of Greenville, South Carolina.
You should have received notification of changes to your voting location, depending on your precinct. If you are unsure or misplaced it, you can find your precinct by going to the SC Election Commission Page and typing in your information.Read more
Come join us on Tuesday evening, October 22, at 7PM at the Bobby Pearse Community Center for the 2013 NMCA annual membership meeting. We’ll have a brief business report, followed by a short pictorial overview of the North Main Rotary ParkRead more
One of our members, Patti Crawford, is on the committee for Greenville Organic Food Organization Urban Farm Tour. The Urban Farm Tour is a one day venue (Saturday, October 26, 2013) for the Greenville community to see local food systemsRead more
In case you missed it, this is a last minute reminder that as part of Thursday’s (Sept 12) Wedding Festival at the TD Center, the Greenville Humane Society is hosting an auction to raise funds for the animals…Brides for BarksRead more
Greenville County Animal Care is offering free cats to a good home. ACS is holding the special because officials there say they had more than 200 felines available for adoption at the beginning of the week. “Studies show that theRead more
One of our members is missing a long-haired black cat. She is de-clawed but slipped out of the house on them on Sunday. She is friendly and answers to the name “Boo”. She lives in the area of W. Mountainview andRead more
The kitty in this photo was found near the intersection of E. Hillcrest and Bennett. The neighbors have been feeding her and she is friendly and young. If you recognize this kitty or know who she belongs to, please respondRead more
The two dogs in the attached photo wandered into a yard around W Mountainview & Townes. Please call 864-630-0519 or send an email to john.lawhead@keymarkinc.com if you recognize them. They have no collars. Thank you!
This young cat has been hanging around a house on East Montclair — The ‘finder’ can be reached at 386-1806 (Lise) or 567-1993 (Ed). Thanks!
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
