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Greenville
Thursday, November 20th, 2025
Good morning, Greenville. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 20th of November.
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ ECU’s production of Legally Blonde brings a bold pink theme and features two pups on stage. The musical uses wigs for actors to spotlight its playful twist on the classic story. The Daily Reflector
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ ECU held its awards ceremony during International Education Week from Nov. 17—21 to honor students, faculty and staff for their work in international teaching, research and service—Chancellor Rogers presented awards as ECU's international enrollment grew by 48% over four years. East Carolina University
- ➤ Greene County Schools has received a $42 million grant to build a new elementary school next to the intermediate school on Middle School Road, replacing the old West Greene Elementary that served the community since 1967. County officials say traffic studies will be done soon to address local concerns & to plan for a modern facility that will offer better learning spaces. WITN
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ North Carolina Wildlife confirmed that a male white-tailed deer near the Pitt-Martin County line tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease earlier this month in Edgecombe County—making it the 35th positive case since the disease first appeared in 2022. Hunting rules will remain unchanged this year while officials follow their CWD Response Plan—any adjustments will apply for the 2026-2027 season. WITN
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Although SNAP benefits have been restored after Congress ended the government shutdown, the Pitt County Department of Social Services is still giving out donated food to families. The service will continue to support local residents in need. The Daily Reflector
- ➤ Governor Josh Stein visited Greenville Wednesday to discuss his new medical debt relief program that has already removed $6.5 billion in debt statewide—hospitals that joined now offer more generous charity care for patients burdened by high bills. WITN
- ➤ The Pitt County Board of Commissioners approved up to $600,000 in tax incentives to support a planned expansion at a county employer—whose name was not released. The Daily Reflector
- ➤ Pitt County officials said hunger and homelessness continue to challenge many residents while local programs provide food and shelter. They plan to expand these services soon—aiming to help more people in need. The Daily Reflector
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Beau's Buddies Turkey Trot for Tots
8 a.m. — Fleet Feet Greenville — $25/$30 for 5K, $15/$20 for Fun Run — Participate in a family-friendly race supporting local families battling cancer this Thanksgiving.
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Christmas Town
4-9 p.m. — Ayden Chamber of Commerce — Free entry — Experience the magic of the holidays with shopping, hot chocolate, and a festive parade of lights.
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6th Annual Dinner of Hope Fundraising Gala
6-9 p.m. — The Barn at 400 St Andrews — Tickets available — Support prevention and advocacy efforts in the community while enjoying an inspiring evening.
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Open Horse Open Sleigh Winter Market and Santa Pictures
10 AM to 1 PM — Rocking Horse Ranch — Free entry — Explore festive vendors and capture holiday memories with Santa at this charming winter market.
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Iconic Holiday Ball 2025
7-11:30 p.m. — Greenville Convention Center — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate the season with a glamorous evening of dining, dancing, and holiday cheer.
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