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Greene County offices and landfill to close for Good Friday on April 3

Greene County will close its offices and landfill for Good Friday on April 3 but keep trash sites open. Recent ACT results show low college readiness rates among local high school students.


Trey Williford and Ryker Butcher

Who are the ex-high school stars from Greater Greenville area competing on Thursday, April 2?

These former Greater Greenville area high school standouts will be active on Thursday, April 2.
Laura V. Swett, Chairman of Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)

Cheapest midgrade gas in Pitt County at $3.65 per gallon in week ending Mar. 21

The cheapest reported price for a gallon of midgrade gas in Pitt County came in at $3.65 during the week ending Mar. 21.
Michael Waldrum, Chief Executive Officer at ECU Health

Dr. Julie Kennedy Oehlert recognized as Chief Experience Officer to Know by Becker’s Hospital Review

Dr. Julie Kennedy Oehlert has been named among Becker’s Hospital Review’s ‘CXOs To Know’ for her leadership at ECU Health in improving patient experience outcomes in eastern North Carolina communities.

Greg Murphy supports passage of Department of Homeland Security funding bill

Congressman Greg Murphy voiced his support for new Department of Homeland Security funding on Mar. 26. He cited national safety concerns while criticizing partisan delays over worker pay. Murphy also pledged to withhold his own salary until Congress resolves payment issues.


Parker Watson and Carson Everette

Who from Greater Greenville area’s former high school athletes will participate in games on Friday, March 27?

Friday, March 27 will see these former Greater Greenville area high school stars in competition.
Michael Waldrum, Chief Executive Officer at ECU Health

Nine Brody School of Medicine students match to ECU Health for residency training

Nine graduates from East Carolina University’s Brody School of Medicine have matched with residency programs at ECU Health Medical Center following Match Day events held on March 20. This continues efforts by both institutions toward improving healthcare access across eastern North Carolina’s rural communities.
Bennie Heath, Chairman

Greene County Board of Commissioners cancels March 16 meeting due to severe weather threat

The Greene County Board of Commissioners canceled its March 16 meeting because of severe weather threats. The next meeting is scheduled for April 6. Recent data also shows challenges in local student college readiness.