Good morning, Greenville.

The LJPK Business Center opened its doors Tuesday afternoon at 210 S.

Washington St.—it is holding an open house with tours, prizes and refreshments through Sept 5 from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m.

On August 29th, Pitt County authorities charged three people with misdemeanor street takeover after an illegal street racing incident near Saintsville Road and seized a Ford Mustang, Chevy Corvette, and Mustang Cobra—more charges are expected as the investigation continues.

Greenville Police will launch PSAs and a door-to-door good neighbor initiative in Cypress Glen to address loud mufflers that disturb residents at night—officials remind drivers that modifying mufflers is illegal under state and city rules.

Local leaders hope this new effort will encourage drivers to reduce noise and be better neighbors.

ECU assistant professor Dr. Christopher Wolfe teaches anthropology and uses forensic work to show how human variation shapes everyday life—he solved a 42‑year-old mystery in Jack’s Creek and guides students in practical techniques.

Wolfe has worked at ECU for three years and stresses that understanding our differences helps in every field.

East Carolina University will host anthropologist Sam Rad on Sept.

11 in the Voyages of Discovery Series where she will deliver a talk titled 'Thriving in Times of Radical Change'—a presentation that will explore how digital technology may affect human connection. This event will provide students and community members an opportunity to hear new ideas about our changing world.

Governor Josh Stein announced an executive order that creates a statewide AI leadership council, an AI accelerator in the Information Technology Department, and oversight teams in each state agency to handle new technology projects.

Information Technology Secretary Teena Piccione and Commerce Secretary Lee Lilley will co-chair the council as state officials plan to support job growth and manage rising energy needs.

Assistant coach Cory Buie repainted the Falcons’ home field in South Central with bright new designs to give the team a fresh look.

He joined the staff led by his brother Ryan and will add a pink theme in October—boosting energy at home games.

Figapalooza 2025 - Greenville's Fig Festival

11 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. — East Carolina Village and Farm Museum — Registration required — Celebrate all things fig with workshops, vendors, and live music at this community gathering.

Sunday in the Park

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Wildwood Park — Food trucks & beer garden available — Enjoy a relaxing evening with live music and great food in a beautiful park setting.

Red Hat Gospel Brunch

10:30 a.m. — Greenville North Carolina Convention Center — Fundraising for scholarships — Experience soulfully spiritual poetry and music at this fabulous community event.

Pitt County Fair

September 16-21 — Pitt County Fairgrounds — Admission varies — Experience thrilling rides, live entertainment, and delicious fair food.

BYU Cougars vs. East Carolina Pirates Football

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Bagwell Field at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Exciting college football showdown between BYU and East Carolina.

Sunday in the Park

5:30-7:30 p.m. — Wildwood Park — Food trucks & beer garden — Enjoy a relaxing evening with live bands and good food in the park.

I Need A Truck Tour

7:30-9 p.m. — The State Theatre — Tickets available starting May 2 — Maddox Batson teams up with Ashley Anne for a night of lively country music.

Natural Hair 101 Workshop

10 AM – 2 PM — Courtyard by Marriott Greenville — CEU class fee applies — Master the art of haircutting for natural hair with expert guidance and hands-on practice.

The Wailers Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The State Theatre — $51-$94 — Enjoy an energetic performance by the legendary Wailers in a lively atmosphere.