Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 1st of July.
Good morning, Greenville.
South Greenville Gym is extending its hours until midnight on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays this summer so teens can enjoy a safe, supervised space, and it will host Summer Wave today from 8 p.m. to midnight at 851 Howell Street with basketball, fellowship, and a live DJ.
Rivertowne Players are set to present To Kill a Mockingbird in a local theater for community audiences.
The production was announced on Jun. 30 and will offer a fresh look at this classic play.
Trinity Christian School named Jessica Carawan head of school today, replacing Nathan Pridgen, who served since 2023.
The Trinity alumna brings over 17 years of experience from teacher and coordinator roles at Belvoir Elementary School (she also earned degrees at East Carolina University).
Residents in Greenville are learning to safely coexist with black bears as their numbers grow with shrinking natural habitat and more offspring.
Local community members are encouraged to stay alert for wildlife updates.
Greenville Fire-Rescue tells residents to follow firework rules & keep a water source nearby as many prepare for Fourth of July celebrations, since dry conditions increase the risk of fire.
Officials advise not to relight misfired fireworks and to use approved products to prevent injuries.
Residents in Washington and Beaufort County reacted after the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday to uphold birthright citizenship, rejecting an executive order aimed at limiting citizenship for children born here from parents unlawfully or temporarily present.
Local opinions varied, with some praising the decision and others calling for secure borders.
East Carolina University football legend Chris Johnson revealed he is battling ALS and uses an eye-controlled device to speak while lobbying NFL + lawmakers for increased research funding following a diagnosis last year.
ECU Athletics said they are heartbroken.
July 4th Celebration
6-9 p.m. — Town Common — Free admission — Celebrate Independence Day with music, food, and a spectacular fireworks show.
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