Good morning, Greenville.

Today Magnolia Arts Center opens 12 Angry Men — a 1954 courtroom drama that brings timeless themes of bias and justice to life through traditional 1950s staging and careful casting.

Stacy Roberson, a Pre-K teacher at Greene County Schools Pre-K Center in Snow Hill, is named Teacher of the Week today.

She brings 23 years of experience (as the Pre-K Lead Teacher) and is recognized for nurturing independent learners.

The UNC System reported record fall enrollment with 260,199 students, marking increases at schools like East Carolina University and Elizabeth City State University.

New financial aid policies and the NC College Connect program aim to improve access for high school seniors seeking four-year college admissions.

Five outstanding ECU alumni will be honored at a dinner on Oct.

9 during homecoming weekend to recognize their careers and service to the university (including local honorees from Greenville and Winterville).

Pitt County health officials advised pet owners after a stray cat near Mills Road tested positive for rabies this week.

They urge residents to vaccinate their pets, avoid touching wild animals & seek immediate treatment if exposed.

ECU Health launches its new group prenatal care program at the local Women’s Physicians office to offer expectant mothers health assessments, education, and peer support.

Sessions begin this fall & a community baby shower is set for Sept. 19.

ECU head baseball coach Cliff Godwin has taken a leave of absence for personal reasons; associate head coach Jeff Palumbo and assistant head coach Jason Dietrich will lead the Pirates in Greenville.