Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 5th of September.
Good morning, Greenville.
Saving Graces 4 Felines partners with local volunteers to find forever homes for two adoptable cats—Dolly and Jolene—rescued as kittens and now fully spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped.
They adjust well to families with children and other pets and can be adopted for $95 with a good vet reference.
The Daily Reflector announced it will include all comics and puzzles in the Wednesday and Saturday editions, with Monday-Wednesday content printed on Wednesday and the rest on Saturday.
The decision comes as part of broader efforts to reduce printing costs and invest in local journalism.
Truck drivers in Pitt County face a record $5.85 per gallon diesel price ahead of the Labor Day weekend - many report that high fuel costs force them to adjust their work budgets.
State test results show Pitt County Schools achieved their highest graduation rate in over 10 years and over two dozen schools reached their best performance scores in five years.
Superintendent Steve M. Lassiter Jr. praised teachers, staff and students for their hard work.
Local first responders are adjusting work protocols as excessive heat challenges their routine operations.
They have modified shift schedules and hydration practices to safely manage emergencies while temperatures remain high.
Horizon Organic has recalled over 50,000 cases of its 1% chocolate milk after bloated cartons may spoil before opening; local consumers are urged to check UPC numbers & retain receipts to claim refunds by calling 1-888-494-3020.
Pitt County first responders are taking extra precautions as extreme heat makes work more demanding.
They say hydration and mutual aid are key to combating exhaustion on duty — officials remind the community to stay cool.
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