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4 days ago |
witn.com | Amarachi Uche
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - If you’ve been driving around downtown Greenville lately, the sight of construction is no surprise, and with more construction set to begin at Town Common, businesses say they are feeling the impact. With the hot weather, many decide to cool off with some shaved ice. While the weather is good for business at Sparky’s Snowballs, construction plans at Town Common in Greenville will soon be forcing them to relocate.
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1 week ago |
witn.com | Amarachi Uche
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - As Wednesday was hot and even hotter weather is on the way, Greenville Utilities donated 100 fans to help those in need stay cool. With her pacemaker keeping her heart in rhythm, Margaret Rose needs to stay in temperatures lower than 80 degrees or always have her air conditioning flowing. “The heat impacts me more than it would somebody else that has no pacemaker,” Rose said.
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1 week ago |
witn.com | Amarachi Uche
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - Searching for off-campus housing and apartments can be a hassle for many ECU students, but a new platform, Campus Cribs, is looking to help. Finding the best and most affordable off-campus housing as a student can sometimes be a challenge. “I felt like I rushed into it because I just needed to sign somewhere and find a place to live, cause places were selling out,” ECU student Dominick Pendola said. However, a new website is looking to ease that headache.
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1 week ago |
witn.com | Amarachi Uche
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN)—Greenville drivers are still feeling the impacts of flooding after more than six inches of rain fell in the area. Now, many are expressing their concern about the flood-prone roads and hoping for a change. On Monday, East Carolina University sent out an alert warning that flash flooding could occur over the next few days. In Greenville, cars were left stranded, waiting to be towed, after being met with flooding from overnight storms.
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1 week ago |
witn.com | Amarachi Uche
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - Demonstrators crowded multiple sidewalks near a busy Greenville street to protest President Donald Trump during the ‘No Kings’ rally. Saturday, hundreds of people gathered at the intersection of 10th Street and Evans Street for the ‘No Kings’ protest, with many holding anti-authoritarian messages showing support for immigrants, as well as pleas to protect democracy.
Journalists covering the same region
Eileen Keithly
Executive Editor at South Strand News
Eileen Keithly primarily covers news in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area, including parts of Virginia and Maryland, United States, as well as the coastal regions of South Carolina.
Courtney Layton
Digital Content Producer at WNCT-TV (Greenville, NC)
Courtney Layton primarily covers news in the Greenville area, North Carolina, United States and surrounding regions.
Ben Tobin
Reporter at Triangle Business Journal
Ben Tobin primarily covers news in the central region of North Carolina, United States, including areas around Fayetteville and Raleigh.
Ena Sellers
News Editor at North State Journal
Ena Sellers primarily covers news in the Greater Fayetteville area, including surrounding towns in North Carolina, United States.
Dave Jordan
Anchor at WITN-TV (Greenville, NC)
Dave Jordan primarily covers news in the central and eastern regions of North Carolina, United States, including areas around Raleigh and Fayetteville.
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