Good morning, Greenville.

Nearly 30 silver Airstream trailers are lining the Pamlico River this weekend as the Carolinas Airstream Club hosts its Urban Rally at the Washington waterfront, with locals bracing high fuel prices while local officials expect a boost for downtown shops & eateries.

Local firefighters, law enforcement officers, and students gathered at ECU’s Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium on Friday to climb stairs and honor those who lost their lives on Sept.

11 — a tribute to the service and sacrifice of first responders.

Federal health officials say those exposed on 9/11, including local responders and survivors who relocated to eastern NC, can qualify for free medical monitoring and treatment for conditions linked to toxic exposures (eligibility runs from Sept.

11, 2001 to July 31, 2002).

ECU Health CFO Brian Dunn was named one of 41 top rural hospital CFOs by Becker’s Hospital Review, reflecting his strong commitment to fiscal health and improved patient care.

Since joining in July, he has focused on boosting efficiency in eastern North Carolina.

Friday night high school football games were held across Eastern Carolina; Havelock beat J.H.

Rose 40-0, West Craven defeated Farmville Central 67-19, Kinston won over White Oak 45-6, Greene Central outscored North Pitt 29-8, and Ayden-Grifton bested North Lenoir 30-12.