Good morning, Greenville.

Pitt County Sheriff’s Office is seeking help finding 17-year-old Kamika Goss (5′6”, 120 lb) who was last seen wearing a gray coat and bonnet and possibly riding in a white BMW; anyone with information is urged to contact authorities.

Pitt County Schools will launch an esports program this Friday after school, where students like Ja’tavion Newkirk and his teammates will change into jerseys and head to the media center — ready to begin game time.

Kinetic Physical Therapy and Wellness in Greenville hosted a Veteran’s Service Day that gave sixteen veterans free care—medical screening, physical therapy evaluations, and home exercise plans.

Dr. Justin McCray, an Iraq war veteran, said it was the first event and more sessions will be held in the future.

Pitt County Animal Services partnered with local agencies to hold a drive—thru rabies vaccination clinic at Staton House Fire and Rescue in Greenville Saturday for the first 500 pets, charging $5 per rabies shot and $10 for a microchip—and officials said the event aimed to ease costs for pet owners while reinforcing state vaccination requirements.

On May 10, many cars lined up at a drive-thru set up by Pitt County Animal Services to give pets rabies shots + microchips, with fees at $5 for each shot and $10 for each chip.

UTSA and ECU played a college baseball doubleheader on May 10—each team fighting hard in back-to-back games that showcased competitive effort.

Make-N-Take Stained Glass Workshop

10 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Emerge Gallery & Art Center — Cost per project — Create your own stained glass piece while learning techniques in a supportive environment.

Differently Abled Fun Fair

11 AM – 3 PM — Greenville North Carolina Convention Center — Free entry — Experience a thrilling day of fun and excitement at the DAFF SPEEDWAY Edition.

Concert on the Common Featuring Landslide, A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac

6-8:30 p.m. — Town Common — Free entry — Experience the nostalgic hits of Fleetwood Mac with a tribute band and enjoy food and drinks from local vendors.