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Greenville
Wednesday, October 1st, 2025
Good morning, Greenville. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 1st of October.
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ A high school student died in a car crash in Pitt County — police are investigating the incident to determine its cause. WITN
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ Downtown Greenville construction nears its end—business owners remain affected by limited access as the project wraps up, and officials expect final tasks to be completed soon. WITN
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ The Archiving Place held its opening reception on September 30 in Greenville to launch a new local archive—residents learned about the center’s collections and future programs designed to preserve local history. WITN
- ➤ ECU's School of Theatre and Dance is showing 'Dancing in the Streets: A Celebration of Motown' starting today at McGinnis Auditorium and runs through October 5 with tickets priced $10 to $20 and live stream options for Friday and Sunday. This fall production celebrates Motown music with student choreography and stage design that brings the essence of Detroit to life — honoring hits from The Jackson 5 to The Supremes. East Carolina University
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Today, a wrestling coach at D.H. Conley High School was suspended after an online video showed him using derogatory and offensive language to describe students—Pitt County Schools began an internal investigation. The district said the comments do not match its standards and records have been requested for further review. WITN
- ➤ Pitt County Schools reported that it needs $12.2 million for capital improvements next year—nearly $5 million will be used to buy land for new schools. The Daily Reflector
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Today, a local report urges Greenville residents to have a green Halloween by reusing costumes, choosing natural decorations, and buying treats with simple packaging. The tips also suggest composting pumpkins—an effort to reduce waste and protect the environment. Pitt County
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Attorneys for a north Greenville neighborhood asked the court to revoke the permit for a gas station next door—residents continue their fight to stop the project. The Daily Reflector
- ➤ House Bill 926 will become law on October 5 without Gov. Stein’s signature, ending the lawsuit over Camping World’s American flag—nearly 15 times too big for local rules. City leaders are split as Councilman Matt Scully expresses disappointment while Mayor P.J. Connelly supports the state’s move. WITN
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Starting today, pharmacists in retail stores will test and treat patients aged 5 and older for the flu under state health standing orders from Dr. Larry Greenblatt and House Bill 67. The service aims to provide faster care—fees may apply while officials urge everyone to receive their flu vaccination. WITN
- ➤ Today, all providers treating Medicaid patients face a minimum 3% pay cut as the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services reduces payments on services from home health to hospital care—these cuts may lead doctors to leave the program and force patients to pay more, with lawmakers set to meet on October 20 to address the funding shortfall. WITN
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ The ECU Pirates started strong on September 30th by using a fake field goal to help win 28-6 over Army—securing their early lead in the game. WITN
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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.
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Luke's Diner Pop-Up
10 AM – 5 PM — Backstage Coffee & Vintage — Free entry — Experience the charm of Gilmore Girls with themed decor, food, and vintage vendors.
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Micky & the Motorcars Live
7:00-9:30 p.m. — The State Theatre — Check venue for pricing — Experience an evening of live music from the talented Braun brothers and their band.
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Good Samaritan 5K Run
8 AM — University Book Exchange — Registration fees apply — Participate in the 19th Annual Good Samaritan Cross Training 5K Race for a great cause.
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TODAY'S FOOD FOR THOUGHT
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~ Joseph Campbell
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