Haynie-Sirrine Update and Meeting Reminder
Greenville Journal Article Features Felsie Harris, February 18th Neighborhood Meeting Reminder, Greenlink Survey
Greenville Journal Article Featuring Felsie Harris
In honor of Black History Month, the Greenville Journal is publishing a series of articles highlighting the impact of individuals and organizations in the Upstate's Black community. In the second of this series, the Journal's February 13th cover story recognizes Felsie Harris, president of the Haynie-Sirrine Neighborhood Association for the past 28 years. Haynie-Sirrine has been Felsie's lifelong home since her birth in 1947, and she has been a tireless neighborhood advocate and community leader through decades of change and transition. The article includes the following quote from Felsie: "I've been given a great chance to do something good in my community". Good indeed! Thank you Felsie for your inspirational leadership and commitment to Haynie-Sirrine.
The full Greenville Journal article can be accessed via the following link:
Haynie-Sirrine Neighborhood Meeting - Wednesday, February 18th
This is a reminder that the next Haynie-Sirrine Neighborhood Association meeting is Wednesday, February 18th. Alan Mitchell, Greenville County Council member representing District 23, will provide an update on County Council and issues of interest to the Haynie-Sirrine neighborhood. We will also present information on Greenlink's 2026 Transit Development Plan (TDP) project, a brief update on the County Square Redevelopment project, as well as neighborhood news. Tina Belge, the recently elected Greenville City Council At-Large representative, will also be attending. In addition, Bob Barreto, the developer of Haynie Howe Venture, LLC, will provide an update on the townhouse development project on the empty lot at the corner of Haynie Street and Fred Garrett Street. We hope to see you at the meeting.
The Neighborhood Meeting will be on Wednesday, February 18th from 6:00 to 7:00 PM at the NEXT Innovation Center (411 University Ridge).
If you cannot attend in person, click below to join the Zoom meeting:
Greenlink 2026 Transit Development Plan Survey Reminder
Greenlink, our community's public transit service, is developing the 2026 Transit Development Plan (TDP). The TDP is a strategic document that will guide Greenlink's service, capital, and community investment priorities. Greenlink is conducting a community survey to gather input to help shape the future of public transit in the Greenville region. If you have not yet completed the survey, please take a couple of minutes to provide your input.
TAKE THE SURVEY TODAY AT: https://www.surveyhero.com/c/Greenlink
