Representing the residents and businesses in the North Main area of Greenville, South Carolina.
Please Welcome Your 2019 Board of Directors: President: Dave Modeen Vice-President: Rhett Brown Treasurer: Jim Gilreath Recording Secretary: Amanda Stevenson-Cali Membership Secretary: Vacant Social Com. Sec: Sunnie Harmon BeautificationRead more
The city is holding a workshop this coming Saturday, Feb 9, from 10:30am – 1pm at the Triune Mercy Center. Sponsored by The League of Women Voters, it is described as: The Greenville Civic Project presents a Community Budget Teach-in,Read more
The city held a meeting on January 7, 2019 during which the future of the Bobby Pearse Center was discussed. This was apparently not a public meeting, as no one received notice of it. The presentation can be found here forRead more
The Bobby Pearse Community Center will be demolished. The future of that parcel is now uncertain. The Greenville Online article can be seen at this link.
The city is asking residents to empty their plastic bags into recycling bins, as bags get caught in recycling conveyor systems.
City of Greenville offices will be closed on Monday, January 21. There will be no residential garbage, yard waste or recycling services on this day. Monday pick-ups will be made on Tuesday, January 22, and the schedule will run oneRead more
Comprehensive and Cosmetic Dental Studio is holding another blood drive this Saturday, January 12, from 10:30 am – 2:30 pm. See information in flyer below. All donors will receive a sweatshirt!
As most of you know, the city recently rejected the proposal for another storage facility on Wade Hampton Blvd. The Lockbox Storage Facility which is currently there is now asking the city zoning board for a variance to rent trucksRead more
Beginning January 14, Cleveland Park Drive, between Lakehurst Street and Ridgeland Drive, will be closed for approximately 60 days to facilitate pipe installation for the DIG Greenville project. The City is working closely with ReWa to minimize the overall impactRead more
Arbor Engineering has presented plans for a new development at 611 N. Main St. (The area where North Main Counseling was once located…between Stone Ave and Park Ave.). The plan is for 25 units on approximately 1.38 acres. See linksRead more
