The mission of the GMWA is to guarantee a continuous, uninterrupted, reasonably priced supply of quality water to our customers, which assures public health while promoting stability and future development.

We buy and sell American made hand tools and reference and how to books.

Tire work (farm, auto and trailer), sells rims, alignments, selected auto parts and hardware items. Inspection services and general auto repair.

The mission of the Greenville Symphony is to create a quality symphonic experience for our region of Western Pennsylvania.

We sew anything that needs a heavy duty sewing machine. We repair/replace zippers, snaps, rivets and eyelets. We repair and patch bags, leather goods, etc. And, of course, we repair and sell shoes!

The area’s only indoor, climate-controlled self storage facility.

To enrich the lives of older adults in Mercer County and enable them to maintain their independence through an array of programs and services.

Come and visit the Main Street branch to do your banking. Walk-in and drive through available.

GRDC in Mercer County, PA, is a not-for-profit agency that owns and manages three industrial and business parks on 1,200 acres, as well as Reynolds Water and Waste Companies.

Greenville Pharmacy is one of 11 pharmacies owned and operated by Walberg Family Pharmacies. Locally owned and operated by Bretton and Stacey Walberg, Walberg Family Pharmacies have been serving the community for over 20 years. Greenville Pharmacy, formerly Care-Fill Pharmacy, offers free children’s vitamins, discounted diabetes supplies, Covid-19 testing and vaccines, curbside and drive-thru services, and a free medication management service, Care-Fill. To learn more about Care-Fill, please visit: www.carefillpack.com.

Dedicated to advancement of Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) and other neuromodulation therapies. GNC's research, professional development and comprehensive care benefit patients and professionals worldwide.

Greenville Metals is a unique metallurgical resource with the ability to partner strategically with customers. We provide technology-based solutions and services to companies around the globe Moose International is a fraternal organization that supports children at Mooseheart and Seniors at Moosehaven. We are a tobacco free facility. Only Club in town that is tobacco free! We are always looking for new members, male and female, who want to help out their community.

Greenville Metals is a unique metallurgical resource with the ability to partner strategically with customers. We provide technology-based solutions and services to companies around the globe which require air melt grade master alloys and conversion products. Greenville Metals produces metallurgical products using many techniques including electric arc furnace, AOD, induction furnaces, and various crushing, grinding, and sizing equipment. We use nickel, cobalt, and iron-based (particularly stainless steel) alloys to produce products such as ingots, pigs, shot, and powder.

Greenville Little League is a volunteer organization chartered from the Pennsylvania Western Division of Little League International. The goal of our local league is to provide the children of our community a positive athletic experience playing the game of baseball.

A volunteer group of community residents who plan the annual Heritage Days festival as well as the Riverside Haunting and Easter Egg Hunt.

Recreation softball for ages 8 and up.

Greenville Elks has been a Greenville icon for many years. It has many members that do service projects for our area, as well as host many events in its banquet facilities.

Veteran-owned with 25 years of experience; certified through Toyota Motor Division; authorized Weather Tech Dealer. Specializes in professional auto detailing at affordable prices. Military, police, fire and EMS discounts available.

The Greenville Area School District is a public education facility located in the Greenville Borough and Hempfield Township. The District earned the National Blue Ribbon School designation for academic achievements from 2013 to 2017 from the U.S. Department of Education.