Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 8th of August.
Good morning, Greenville.
A three-bedroom house built by Pitt Community College students was moved from campus to 703 W.
Fifth St. on Thursday — the first step of the 50-in10 Affordable Housing Initiative, which plans 49 more homes in 10 years. Contractors will begin utility hook-ups soon.
A new mural was dedicated Friday, Aug.
7 at Bethel health clinic to honor the town's history and future. Community leaders attended the ceremony as the artwork celebrated local heritage and art.
Students returned to Bear Grass Charter School on Aug.
7 for their first day of classes. School officials marked the start of a new academic year with a focus on growth & learning.
Students at two early college high schools resumed classes on Thursday, ending summer break early as their schedule aligns with local colleges while traditional Pitt County Schools reopen (Aug.
24).
After a fatal crash earlier this year on NC 118, Pitt County officials approved safety changes that include adding a roundabout at the Stokestown-St. Johns intersection and removing the Cannon Price crossing with a cul-de-sac.
The NCDOT must finalize the design and secure funding before work begins.
ECU Health and UnitedHealthcare finalized a multi-year contract that restored full in-network access for over 100,000 eastern North Carolina patients starting Aug.
7. Patients with postponed appointments can reschedule via MyChart or call their provider’s office – the deal also improves reimbursement and reduces care barriers.
Rose, a playful indoor kitten raised by her foster mom, is available for adoption at Saving Graces 4 Felines.
The $95 fee applies to her and her sister Gloria, and all cats are spayed+neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.
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