Good morning, Greenville.

Retired ENC Marine Maj.

James Capers received the Medal of Honor today — recognizing decades of dedicated military service in our region.

Greenville Utilities donated 100 fans on Thursday to the Pitt County Council on Aging to help qualified seniors without air conditioning cope with extreme heat.

The donation marks the 25th year that the organization has supported seniors, and eligible residents may call to request a fan (with ID).

A segment of First Alert Investigates Weekly featured reporter Russell James sharing his AI impersonation experience (reported on Jun.

18), which highlighted emerging challenges in technology that could impact daily life.

Saving Graces 4 Felines and WITN are seeking forever homes for Fiona, a cuddly kitten born in March who lives with siblings, other cats, and small children in her foster home.

Interested families can adopt her for a fee of $95 with a required vet reference.

Magnolia presents a musical version of Matilda today at Magnolia Arts Center.

Music teacher Rachel Greer stars as Miss Trunchbull (joined by former students) while two local talents alternate in the title role in a playful yet classic production.

WITN announced on Jun.

18 at 2:51 p.m. its finalist for the Star-Spangled Sing-Off contest (a display of local talent). The finalist will perform at upcoming Greenville community celebrations.

Greenville Utilities said the water plant on Waterway Road used 15 million gallons daily (below its 32 million gallon capacity) and has ample capacity despite an extreme drought.

Residents can save on bills by running full loads and turning off water while brushing teeth.

Former Gov. Roy Cooper campaigned in Greenville on his Make Stuff Cost Less Tour on Thursday — he highlighted plans to reduce grocery, child care, and utility costs while entering a head-to-head Senate race after his primary win.

Pitt County posted job vacancy listings yesterday for roles in county management, public health and social services - including Assistant County Manager and Support Agent II - with applications open for community members seeking a public service career.

Resurrected Recovery in Ayden held its ribbon cutting Thursday after (56 days) of operation to provide a 28-day residential program with meals, lodging, and biblical teachings for men overcoming addiction.

The center also plans to open a facility for women and is asking for community donations.

July 4th Celebration

6-9 p.m. — Town Common — Free admission — Celebrate Independence Day with music, food, and a spectacular fireworks show.