Good morning, Greenville.

Officials announced today that an endowment from the Community Foundation of NC East will support the Pitt County Council on Aging and its key programs such as Meals on Wheels for homebound seniors and disabled adults.

The fund will allow future gifts to sustain these services.

Hunt Winterville is hosting a community scavenger hunt that invites residents and visitors to explore local businesses and upcoming events.

Participants can learn more (from organizers) about how to engage with everything Winterville has to offer.

East Carolina University inducted eight educators, staff and alumni into the Educators Hall of Fame yesterday at the Speight Building, honoring decades of teaching excellence and awarding a scholarship to a first-year student — the event concluded with a reception on the lawn.

ENC landscaping crews in Greenville adjusted their watering practices to counteract dry conditions observed yesterday, and they plan to further refine water-saving techniques as the regional drought continues.

The NCAA approved on Tuesday a new model for Division I athletes that gives players five years to play five seasons and removes redshirt years and waivers.

The policy starts in fall 2027, and some local fans worry it limits options for injury recovery.

July 4th Celebration

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