Good morning, Greenville.

The Crystal Coast Highland Games return for their sixth year, showcasing Scottish cultural traditions in Greenville.

Event details including date and location will be announced soon (a nod to local heritage).

The Greenville Police Community Relations Committee meets today at 6 p.m. at The Cafe Eclectic (409 Evans St) to let residents share ideas with local representatives.

Most clearing & tree cutting for Allen Road widening from Dickinson Avenue Extension to Stantonsburg Road is complete, NCDOT said as utility work will soon start.

The 2.3-mile project will add a lane and median while causing lane closures during fall work and is set to finish by late 2029.

CarolinaEast Health is hosting its 12th annual Pregnancy and Infant Loss Bereavement Ceremony at Martin Marietta Park's Canal Shelter #2 on Thursday, Oct.

15. Families may arrive at 6 p.m. & join the livestreamed candle lighting and name reading at 6:30 p.m.

ECU Health expanded advanced heart care in Greenville by completing its first catheter-based Supra-annular Transcatheter Mitral Valve Replacement (AltaValve system) on July 30.

The new procedure gives high-risk patients an option to avoid open-heart surgery and offers a faster recovery.

The D.H. Conley Vikings will face the New Bern Bears in the ENC Football Game of the Week on Friday, Oct.

16 at 7 pm on WITN 7.2 MyTV — pre-game coverage starts at 6:55 pm.

ECU Pirates won against Rice and are set to play UAB on Thursday in Greenville.

Coach Blake Harrell said the team is building mental and physical readiness after Saturday's game showed strong run game and defense.