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First Friday Art Walk returns to Greenville
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — The First Friday Art Walk is back in downtown Greenville. It’s the first time kicking off since the Dickinson Avenue construction project finished, giving people a chance to revisit all the art on the street. Local and regional artists show off their talents while people get to enjoy the array of […]
ECU Injury Prevention earns Safe States Award
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — The East Carolina University Injury Prevention is a collaboration between the Brody School of Medicine, Maynard Children’s Hospital and ECU Health Trauma Center. Together, they have been instrumental in developing and implementing safe practices for children and adults in the community. The injury program has kept the community safe for almost […]
Greenville Museum of Art hosts annual fashion show for fundraiser
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — Greenville is getting this year’s fall fashions on display as the Greenville Museum of Art is having a fashion show Thursday, Sept. 12. This is an annual fundraising event that is put together every year and includes a complimentary cocktail hour, raffle prizes and a pop-up shop experience. “Basically we get […]
Counties with the lowest home prices in North Carolina
The real estate market may be booming across the country, but in North Carolina, not all regions are seeing skyrocketing home prices. While low interest rates and increased demand are pushing up housing costs in many areas, several counties in North Carolina still offer incredibly affordable homeownership opportunities.
Party leaders encourage voters to activate this general election cycle
Leaders of the political parties in the Twin Counties are making voters aware of the option to be able to cast an absentee ballot, but given that the coronavirus pandemic has passed, opinions differ on the urgency of asking voters to choose candidates for president on down by the early mail-in voting method, as masses of voters did in the 2020 election. Nash County Republican Party Chairman Mark Edwards, in a text message Wednesday evening, said that he and his fellow county GOP leaders are...
99 hospitals support state's medical debt relief plan: Governor
A new program overseen by the state’s health department will help eliminate medical debt for those struggling to pay their hospital bills in North Carolina and now has uniform support from hospitals. Gov. Roy Cooper recently announced that all of the state’s 99 acute care hospitals will participate in an innovative new medical debt forgiveness program for low- and middle-income patients. “We are excited to announce all of North Carolina’s...
Absentee voting instruction violates law, North Carolina plaintiffs say
(The Center Square) – Litigation filed against North Carolina’s State Board of Elections on Tuesday contests a memo of instruction to county boards of elections in conflict with absentee by mail ballot state laws. For the board, it’s lawsuit No. 6 in 43 days, and the fourth in 12. Virginia Wasserberg, registered in Pasquotank County, is joined by the North Carolina Republican Party and the Republican National Committee on the...
Poor road conditions cost Triad drivers $592 annually, report finds
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Roads and bridges in the Triad are in need of updates and construction improvements. TRIP, a national transportation research nonprofit in Washington D.C., just released a September 2024 report. It found that 12% of major roads in the Triad area are in poor condition. Approximately 27% of major roads in the Triad were found to be in mediocre condition.
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