Good morning, Greenville.

Travel is expected to be busy this Fourth of July weekend with millions projected to travel and PGV director Bill Hopper stating that airport flights remain normal — AAA predicts over 2 million drivers and advises leaving early to avoid peak times — since extra cars may increase the chance of accidents.

On July 3, Governor Stein vetoed Senate Bill 558, Senate Bill 227, House Bill 171, and House Bill 805 and signed eight bills into law.

He said the vetoed bills would harm public services and distract from needed budget reforms for pay raises and school support.

A 1,344-square-foot home built by Pitt Community College students is up for sale by sealed bid auction at 9339 Dr. Fulford Rd in Winterville—bids may be sent by mail or hand delivery.

The auction runs until July 28 at 5:00 p.m.—the starting bid is $100,000 and the winner must schedule the move within 30 days of closing.

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.

Greenville Unplugged: TCG & Collectibles Convention

9 a.m.-5 p.m. — Greenville North Carolina Convention Center — Admission fee varies — Enjoy epic TCG tournaments and local collectible vendors while supporting Extra Life with raffles.

2025 Little League Softball® World Series

August 3 – 10 — Stallings Stadium at Elm Street Park — Admission varies — Experience the excitement of youth sports at the premier softball event in Greenville.