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- Sep 30, 2026
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Greenville community members respond following multiple shootings and stabbings this week in the city (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - Two stabbings and two shootings in Greenville since just Sunday have shaken many in the community. WITN spoke to a few residents about their safety concerns. A shooting downtown on Sunday morning started off the week, injuring three people with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds. Greenville police arrested 18-year-old Taj Cobb on Sunday for the shooting. “Pray for the people who was involved in the stabbings and the shootings,” Greenville resident Leo Lynch said. “I ju
Board of elections offices across the East see absentee-by-mail voting requests (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - Some voters have already cast their ballot through absentee by mail voting, ahead of early voting, which starts in a little over two weeks. For ECU student Nasir Blackman, it will be his first year voting. “My parents always told me that’s who we are,” Blackman said. “We have to represent ourselves somehow. Voting is the way to do it. It’s extremely important to get your opinion out there because if you keep it inside, nothing will change.” Absentee-by-mail requests beg
Eastern Carolinians celebrate the first day of fall (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - Pumpkin patches are already busy as eastern North Carolina celebrates the first day of fall. “This is my favorite time of the year,” Washington resident Gloria Tripp said. “I love the pumpkins and all the fall decorations, to see the leaves and things changing on the trees. It is so beautiful.” One includes Briley’s Farm Market, whose farm location off Old Pactolus Road opens Saturday. “We have hayrides; you can take a train ride, we have gemstone mining, we have a ten-
Williamston Community Garden announces closure if they ‘can’t find any help’ (opens the original)
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WILLIAMSTON, N.C. (WITN) - Since 2020, Williamston Community Garden has been a resource for many in the community, but this year could be its last. Founder and Executive Director Princess Foster posted on the garden’s Facebook page Monday morning, saying they decided to officially close if the garden can not find any help. For years, Foster says the garden’s resources were funded from volunteers’ own pockets, and they “can’t keep doing this alone,” according to the post. The garden offers free f
NC Guardian ad Litem looking for volunteer child court advocates (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, N.C. (WITN) - To be a voice to the voiceless, NC Guardian ad Litem serves children in the community who are abused or neglected. The organization is currently seeking volunteers to fill gaps in its county coverage. When social services files a petition alleging abuse or neglect of children, the NC Guardian ad Litem program is appointed to be the child’s voice in court. In addition to a program staff member, the child is given a volunteer attorney, who legally advocates for their best
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