Representing the residents and businesses in the North Main area of Greenville, South Carolina.
As many of you saw in the news, Larry Ware and his wife Elaine were out to dinner and came back to their house ablaze. They have lost everything. They have received Red Cross vouchers for clothes and gas. WeRead more
The Blood Connection is having an emergency blood drive at the Soda Shop today, Wednesday, January 22, from 4 to 7:30PM. If you gave at the last drive, you will not be eligible to give. If you DID NOT give PLEASERead more
Greenville City Council is considering a change from partisan to nonpartisan municipal elections; however, prior to moving forward, City Council is seeking input from city residents. In January, the City will host a public meeting in each City Council districtRead more
The following was received from Amy Doyle via email. We are reprinting it for those who may not have seen it. “A multi-family developer, Mr. Robert Johnston, intends to purchase and redevelop the property of the site of the formerRead more
Welcome to our newest board member, Vice President Hunter Cutchin. We look forward to working with him in the coming year. Let us hear from you with any suggestions or comments to help us do a better job of servingRead more
We are posting an email from Amy Ryberg Doyle, requesting residents to attend the Jan 16 Planning and Zoning meeting. You may speak or send an email to the Marie McClendon at the address below to express your opinion. SeeRead more
As most of you know, the “Baby BiLo” as it was known, is no longer. There has been a lot of discussion about what may take its place. While some would like to see some type of upscale grocery, thereRead more
As our community prepares to cope with temperatures in the single digits, the Greenville Fire Department is urging residents to follow a few simple safety tips and precautions to prevent fires due to home heating equipment. According to the NationalRead more
Due to the bitter cold weather forecasted for Tuesday morning, the City of Greenville is suspending its solid waste/recycling collection services on Tuesday. As a result, collection services will be one day late for the remainder of the week. TheRead more
As you may know, a small committee consisting of City Council members, police officers, members of the city attorney’s office, the city manager and others began examining the issue of distracted driving several months ago. The committee concluded that thereRead more
