Good morning, Greenville.

Local first responders urged residents to take extra care as a winter storm moves in.

Officials advise checking local alerts (especially road conditions) and avoiding travel when hazards increase.

Starting Sunday, Feb.

1, WITN will move its 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. newscasts to MyNetworkTV (available on OTA channel 7.2, Optimum Cable channel 138, Spectrum Cable channel 1215). The shows will also stream on WITN+ for broader local access.

A Winterville family was displaced when a kitchen fire damaged their Brogden Court home just before 9 a.m. this morning (firefighters rescued two dogs and confirmed no injuries) as several fire departments responded.

The City Art Gallery celebrates a milestone by showcasing Kristin Gibson’s new acrylic on canvas '40 Years a Painter'—a work that depicts key tools and inspirations behind her career—and the exhibit is open to the public.

NCDOT trucks began spreading brine on Highway 11 this morning before 9 a.m. to prepare roads in Greenville for a weekend winter storm with a watch in effect for snow, wind & icy conditions.

The Haymakers Concert

8:30-11:30 p.m. — The State Theatre — Cost info not provided — Experience the lively tunes of The Haymakers in a vibrant theater setting.

The 35th Annual Used Book Sale by Friends of SML

4-8 p.m. — Greenville Convention Center — Membership required for early access — Browse thousands of used books and media at this community favorite.

Hank & Pattie Electric Duo: Electric Boogaloo

8 p.m. — Christy's Euro Pub — No cover — Experience an experimental, electric string show in Greenville.

Valentine's Day Craft Activities

10 AM – 12 PM — Farmville Public Library — Free entry — Celebrate love with crafts like mini bouquet arranging at the library.

Book Club at SML

11 a.m. — Sheppard Memorial Library — Free entry — Discuss favorite reads while enjoying sweet treats and coffee.

CoopStrong Four Miler

4-8 p.m. — Greenville Blvd SE, Greenville, NC — Registration fees apply — Participate in a 4 mile run, Ruck, or fun walk to honor Nelson Cooper and support ALS research.