Questioning New Convenience Store
Is a new Convenience Store a Plus for our Neighborhood?
North Main Neighborhood Night Out A Big Success
About 200 people turned out for the 2010 NMCA Neighborhood Night Out at the North Main Rotary Park. From the comments we received, everyone enjoyed the gorgeous fall weather, good food, great music and fun. It was nice to seeRead more
Stone Avenue Master Plan Presentation
The City of Greenville, Dover Kohl & Partners and Hall Planning & Engineering will host a Plan Stone Avenue Community Meeting for Tuesday, October 26 from 5:30 to 7:30pm. The meeting will be held at the Greenville County Main LibraryRead more
NMCA Newsletter (9/10)
* The Board of Directors meets the first Wednesday evening of each month at 6:30 PM at various local venues – check our website calendar for the location of the next meeting. 2011 NMCA Elections – Second Call for NominationsRead more
NMCA Newsletter (6/10)
The Board of Directors meets the first Wednesday evening of each month at 6:30 PM at the either the Bobby Pearse Community Center or other local venues. Waffle House Zoning Appeal Judge Ned Miller has denied Waffle House’s motion askingRead more
A Milestone for Us
Douglas Development killed the trees and the City has killed Douglas’ original plan to develop Brookside Circle. We expect that any plan revisions submitted by Douglas will require him to go before the Planning Commission and to face us atRead more
Letter to Brookside Developer from City
Below is the Greenville City letter to the Developer who cut the trees at the Brookside Development. Work has been stopped at the site by the City until this Developer submits a revised proposal for the site. Since there willRead more
A Development History of the Stone Avenue & North Main Street Area
Beginnings: 1813-1891 The oldest residence in North Main, and one of the oldest in the Greenville area, is Whitehall now on West Earle Street, but originally facing on Rutherford Road. It was built by Arthur Middleton in 1813, but wasRead more
Bravo North Main!
Jeanne Brooks’ column (2/14/10) praises the work of North Main in preserving Rotary Park. Check it out – http://www.greenvilleonline.com/article/20100214/OPINION/2140316/1037/A-better-plan-saves-North-Main-park
Streetscapes Master Plan Public Workshop
Streetscapes Master Plan Public Workshop: Wednesday, February 10 at 6:00 p.m. in the 1st floor conference room of City Hall – draft Downtown Streetscapes Master Plan will be presented.
