Representing the residents and businesses in the North Main area of Greenville, South Carolina.
Calling all North Main Community Association members: Join us at the Northgate Soda Shop next Tuesday, March 14, from 5:30 pm until 7:30 pm for a pre-St. Patrick’s Day happy hour!!! As part of your membership, enjoy a beer orRead more
The following was sent out by Council Member Amy Doyle…we are posting in case some did not see it. I have heard from many of you regarding the new bail bonds store opening on Stone Avenue. Bail bonds are allowedRead more
We have received comments from residents and wanted to inform the broader membership that there is a bail-bonding company planning to locate at 205 East Stone Ave. Comments should be directed to Greenville Cares via email or phone (864.232.2273) andRead more
Valentine’s Day Dinner for Two Please pre order your selections by 3:00 pm Saturday February 11th Menu items available for pick up Tuesday February 14th between 2:00 and 7:00 pm Our crafted carry out dinner will serve Two with someRead more
Happy Holidays from you friends with NMCA. Take time to be withRead more
This year the Northgate Soda Shop will again be holding a food drive. They can use any non-perishable food items, paper towels, toilet paper, etc. This year they are also collecting dry and canned cat and dog food. The foodRead more
For those who missed it, there was a good article featuring North Main in this weekends issue of The Greenville News.
Lots to do this coming weekend…Both Halloween oriented and other events: Friday, October 28: Earle Street Baptist Church Fall Festival. 6 – 8pm. Community Wide Event. Fun for the whole family! Free Dinner! Greenville Friends of the Library Semi-Annual UsedRead more
THIS SUNDAY – OCT 23: 3:30 – 6:30pm. NMCA’s Fall Social at Bohemian!!! A Private Event for NMCA members. Bring the family out to enjoy food, drinks, live music, and a pumpkin carving/decorating contest!! Calling all North Main Community AssociationRead 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
