Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 29th of June.
Good morning, Greenville.
Hundreds attended Greenville Pride Festival Saturday at the Town Common where over 70 vendors and nine churches joined the event.
One vendor — Red Wine and Blue — distributed banned books to raise awareness of censorship concerns following House Bill 636's passage on April 16.
A Greenville Food Lion on East 10th Street reopened Saturday after an electrical fire occurred Tuesday that caused no injuries or damage—store maintenance was complete and it returned to regular hours.
A Canadian goose was captured by Outer Banks Wildlife and local groups on June 18 after an arrow was found lodged in its neck, and it was treated and released on June 24 to return to its mate in a nearby pond (nicknamed Pete).
Rep. Don Davis will introduce a bill to improve rural healthcare and support the reopening of Martin General Hospital.
The proposal aims to boost care access for residents—promising changes in hospital operations in the near future.
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.
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