Representing the residents and businesses in the North Main area of Greenville, South Carolina.
This is such an amazing community! I’ve personally never lived anywhere like it. We’ve had so many donations from within and even outside the community (even one package via UPS from Kentucky) thanks to the many shares on Facebook andRead more
If residents would still like to donate to help the fire victims, PLEASE NOTE that the Northgate Soda Shop is still accepting money, gift cards and checks (Made out to NMCA) only. We are in good shape in terms ofRead more
(Editor’s note: As we did last year, we are combining the November and December newsletters into one Holiday Edition. We will recognize all our business members in the January issue and you should be receiving membership renewal notices inRead more
One of our members was walking through North Main Park yesterday (Thursday) around 5:30 pm. As he was climbing the stairs up to Main St across from the Soda Shop, he found empty shipping boxes halfway down the stairs stuffedRead more
Two young black men wearing ties came to a member’s home on East Earle St. Monday ostensibly selling magazines. She told them the last time their group came, she never got her magazines. They said that those reps from theirRead more
Approximately 50 people attended the Crime Prevention Meeting Wednesday night. In addition to an informative program, the audience enjoyed some delicious food provided by the Drop-In Store. For those who were not able to attend, I’ve tried to briefly summarizeRead more
One of our members just passed the following information along: “Sounds like we had at least 3 auto break ins on E. Hillcrest and Hillcrest Circle this morning. About 7:30 this morning my neighbor saw a young male in hisRead more
As an NMCA member and a nearby grocery store, the Swamp Rabbit Café would really love the feedback of their customers and non-customers from the area. Plus you get free coffee for filling out the survey and will be entered to win a gift card. TheyRead more
Mark your calendars for Wednesday evening, November 19, 7pm, at the Bobby Pearce Community Center. We seem to have had more than our share of ‘suspicious’ situations lately; thus, NMCA will be holding a “crime” meeting to update residents onRead more
Bob Bainbridge, NMCA President, attended the presentation of the Comprehensive Plan Update last week. His comments are as follows: “It was reasonably well attended but there was almost no actual content. As far as I could tell the city staffRead more
