In this issue: Twenty years of service and still going strong, Neighborhood interest, Neighborhood merchant honored, Matilda construction, and more. MarMay_LGNA_News2018-Fsm
January February Newsletter 2018
In this issue: St. Patrick’s Day Events and Information, Woodrow Peace Pantry, Dig This!, and more. JanFeb_LGNA_News2018-Fsm
LGNA partners with Peace Pantry
LGNA has partnered with Woodrow Wilson Peace Pantry to raise money for holiday dinners. The money will go to providing groceries for students and their families so… Read more “LGNA partners with Peace Pantry”
November December Newsletter 2017
In this issue: Meet the CEO of Dallas, Fire Station Baskets, Park Rangers, Fall Events Changes, and more. Nov-Dec_LGNA_News2017-Fweb
National Night Out Cancelled
Mother Nature was not kind to us today. We are very disappointed to say that the NNO 2017 team has chosen to call off tonight’s event due… Read more “National Night Out Cancelled”
September October Newsletter 2017
In this issue: National Night Out – Save the Date, Urgent Care vs. Free Standing ER, City Manager to Speak at LGNA, Reclaim Richmond, and more. Sept-Oct_LGNA_News2017-Fsm
Philip Kingston – City News for Lower Greenville
At the next LGNA membership event on Tuesday, August 22, City Council member Philip Kingston will tell us about what’s going on at City Hall and how… Read more “Philip Kingston – City News for Lower Greenville”
July August Newsletter 2017
In this issue: Philip Kingston City News for Lower Greenville, LGNA Officers, Self-defense and Alertness, Toys for Cops, Neighborhood History: Tietze Park, and more. July-Aug_LGNA_News2017-Fweb
April June Newsletter 2017
In this issue: Awareness and Self-Defense, Top Ways to Prevent Wildlife Problems, LGNA Annual Meeting, Toy for Cops, and more. Apr-June_LGNA_News2017-webF
St. Pat’s Event March 11
The annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and celebration on Lower Greenville will take place this year on Saturday, March 11, 2017. The City has coordinated efforts with… Read more “St. Pat’s Event March 11”
