Good morning, Greenville.

Pitt County School students raised over $6,000 in spare change for JOY Community Center & Soup Kitchen after joining the Be The Change initiative led by Tom Quigley, supporting local community services in Greenville.

A local group donated over $7,000 to boost Christmas cheer and support holiday festivities in the community; the donation was made (Dec.

17).

Cracker Barrel on SW Greenville Blvd. is temporarily closed after a small kitchen fire occurred this morning (officials expect a health inspector to review conditions today).

Pitt County Economic Development and a Martin County farm family were named among six winners of the NC Clean Energy Champion Awards, honoring their support for the clean energy industry.

WITN launched its Home for the Holidays series with Baileigh Bockover, featuring local teacher Aryelle Bell as Teacher of the Week (the segment aired on Dec.

17) to celebrate academic excellence in the community.

Local officials released new details on a street safety upgrade in downtown Greenville, outlining improvements to crosswalks and sidewalks aimed at protecting pedestrians (construction is set to begin next month pending final approvals).

Local law enforcement in Greenville is joining the Holiday Booze It and Lose It campaign by boosting sobriety checkpoints until Jan.

4 — following a record of 361 alcohol-related crash deaths last year.

ECU Health Medical Center in Greenville is proposing to add five new operating rooms and 96 beds to ease current capacity issues; a public hearing was held today and if approved, the expansions will be finished by October 2029.

ECU Health will soon install new operating rooms at its Greenville hospital to improve patient care — upgrades are expected to begin early next week.

Baileigh Bockover shares her holiday mini pavlova recipe with crisp meringue (soft center) topped with whipped cream and fruit to brighten dessert tables.

The recipe is featured on WITN Home for the Holidays to help locals add a festive touch this season.

Jordan Davis signed a two-year deal to become ECU offensive coordinator after leaving his role at North Texas — he replaces John David Baker following Baker’s move to Ole Miss.

His hiring boosts the Pirates’ coaching staff ahead of the competitive season.

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.

Beach Floyd - The Pink Floyd Experience

8:00 PM to 10:00 PM — The State Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the magic of Pink Floyd's greatest hits with Beach Floyd.