Good morning, Greenville.

Greenville crews rescued a man from a 16-foot boat taking on water in the Tar River at the NC Wildlife boat access area on Port Terminal Road around 8:30 a.m. today—he was evaluated by paramedics and is not injured while crews assess the boat damage.

Local businesses in Greenville are changing work hours and shifts to help employees handle the heat wave; Seahorse Steakhouse is using split shifts and adjusted hours while Sup Dogs, with 60% of seating outdoors, has increased air conditioning+ ensuring staff take regular breaks.

Two teenagers were charged with murder, attempted murder and discharging a weapon into occupied property after a dispute led to the fatal shooting of 27-year-old Tyquan Mayo on Conley Street near West 3rd Street yesterday in Greenville — the 16-year-old faces adult charges while the 15-year-old is in juvenile court and police questioned 13 people.

Officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Pitt County's new state-of-the-art recycling facility—located at 803 Staton Road in Greenville—which now lets residents and local businesses recycle plastics, paper, and commercial cardboard using automated sorting technology; the upgrade replaces a fully manual operation and boosts capacity by 40 tons per day.

Gov. Stein signed foster care reform and tuition assistance bills into law yesterday — the new law will expand support for families and students.

Tribute Concert: Greggie & the Jets Perform Elton John

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Town Common — Free admission — Experience the magic of Elton John's classics with a lively tribute from Greggie & the Jets.

A Tribute to The Doors

8-9:30 p.m. — The State Theatre — Check the event page for pricing — Experience the authentic sound of The Doors with The Ultimate Doors tribute band.