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News from Council Member Dorothy Dowe

Phyllis Gilreath October 8, 2020October 8, 2020 Affordable Housin, art, Artists, budgets, City, City Council, City Operations, COVID-19, Election, Greenville Housing Alliance, Health, history, Homelessness, Housing, Kids, neighbors, North Main, North Main Community, Transportation, trees, Voting

News from 206 South Main Street LEADING IN OUR COMMUNITY UNDER A “NEW NORMAL” As a community, we continue to find our way through a “new normal” veiled under the Covid-19 virus threat. Our Greenville County COVID-19 Data Hub indicates that although we greatlyRead more

John DeWorken’s District 1 Update….September 2020 Edition

Phyllis Gilreath October 8, 2020 Beautification Committee, City Council, crosswalks, kids, legislators, medians, neighbors, North Main, North Main Community, pedestrians, Police, roads, Rotary Park, safety, speeding, Traffic, trees

Dear Neighbors and Friends, It is my hope that this Update will provide you useful information about your City and community. If you have any questions or comments, you may contact me at jdeworken@greenvillesc.gov or on my cell phone at 864.905.5529.  Read more

September/October 2020 Newsletter

Phyllis Gilreath September 27, 2020September 28, 2020 Adoption, Animal Care Services, Animals, Building, Census, City, City Council, Comprehensive Plan, COVID-19, Development, Elections, garbage, gardening, GVL2040, halloween, history, Insects, Landscaping, leaves, legislators, Local Business, Master Plan, Membership, Neighborhood planning, North Main, North Main Community, Open Studios, Plants, Polling location, Precinct, Recycle, Things to do, Traffic calming, trash collection, trees, Voting, waste management, yoga, Zoning, zoo

*The Board of Directors typically meets the first Tuesday of most month. Recent meetings have been virtual and will likely continue for the foreseeable future.   Members are welcome to attend board meetings.  Please email northmaincomm@gmail.com  to find out if weRead more

Stone Avenue Repaving

Phyllis Gilreath September 26, 2019 Bennett Street, legislators, North Main, Paving, SCDOT, Stone Avenue, Traffic

From Amy Ryberg Doyle: Many of you have asked about repaving Stone Avenue.  In the upcoming SCDOT 2020 contract, Stone Avenue from Bennett to Rutherford Road will be repaved.  Thanks to the hard work of SC Representative Jason Elliott.

Greenlink Info now on Google Maps

Phyllis Gilreath September 5, 2019 Bus, City, Downtown, Greenlink, North Main Community, Parking, Traffic, Transportation

Greenlink has worked with Google Maps to make using public transportation in Greenville even more convenient. Customers can get real-time bus arrival predictions with Google Maps, a popular navigation and mapping service, that now uses data provided by Greenlink. GoogleRead more

January/February 2019 Newsletter

Phyllis Gilreath February 10, 2019 Advertising, Animals, art, Beautification Committee, birds, Bobby Pearse Center, Building, Business, City, cold weather, Crime, Development, door-to-door sales, Fun, gardening, iMAGINE Upstate, kids, Local Business, Lost and Found, Main and Stone, Native Plants, Neighborhood planning, neighbors, Newsletter, NMCA, North Main, NorthPointe, parks, Plants, Police, safety, SC Native Plant Society, scams, Social Event, study, Things to do, trees, weather, zoo

          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 Beautification Com.Read more

Wade Hampton Boulevard Strategic Plan Available for Review

Phyllis Gilreath December 8, 2018 Business, City, Development, Neighborhood planning, neighbors, North Main, North Main Community, Planning Meeting, road diet, study, Things to do, Transportation, Wade Hampton

The draft of the Wade Hampton Boulevard Strategic plan is now available for review. If you would like to provide feedback on the draft, please email your comments to 3382@PublicInput.com or call (864) 467-4401. The City’s Planning Commission will hold a public hearing onRead more

Town Hall Meeting Topics Covered

Phyllis Gilreath November 2, 2018November 2, 2018 Affordable Housin, Animals, Beautification Committee, Bobby Pearse Center, Building, Business, City, Comprehensive Plan, Crime, crosswalks, Development, Downtown, elderly, Greenlink, Greenville Housing Alliance, history, Homelessness, Housing, Infill, legislators, Local Business, Main and Stone, McPherson Park, Neighborhood planning, neighbors, NMCA, North Main, North Main Community, NorthPointe, parks, pedestrians, Police, politics, Public Safety Committee, Road closure, road diet, roads, Rotary Park, safety, sidewalks, speeding, Surveys, Things to do, Town Hall Meeting, Traffic, Traffic calming, Transportation, Wade Hampton, Zoning

Thanks to all those who braved the rain to come out to the NMCA Town Hall Meeting.  And also thanks to Council Members Amy Ryberg Doyle and Lilian Brock Flemming, and to Eric Conner and the Greenville News for moderatingRead more

Greenville News to Livestream ‘State of the City’ forum

Phyllis Gilreath October 30, 2018 Affordable Housin, Bennett Street, Building, Business, Comprehensive Plan, crosswalks, Development, Homelessness, Housing, Infill, Local Business, Neighborhood planning, neighbors, North Main, North Main Community, NorthPointe, parks, Paving, pedestrians, Planning Meeting, road diet, roads, Rotary Park, sidewalks, Stone Academy, study, Things to do, Town Hall Meeting, Traffic, Traffic calming, Transportation, trees, Zoning

The Greenville News will provide live video of a ‘State of the City’ forum this Thursday with two Greenville City Council members about issues related to the city’s unprecedented growth. The forum, sponsored by the North Main Community Association, will feature councilwomen Amy Ryberg DoyleRead more

Traffic Camera at Main and Stone

Phyllis Gilreath September 4, 2018 City, Main and Stone, North Main, North Main Community, pedestrians, roads, Street lights, Traffic

Some of you have noticed a camera above the traffic light at Main and Stone.   According to the city, they were installed to assist with detecting traffic volume which in turn coordinates the lights changing at the intersection.