Ginger Livingston

Solid waste services, improvements to Greenville's transit system and affordable housing are among the topics the Greenville City Council will address during its two-day planning session that starts Friday.

Eastern North Carolina's first snow day in three years saw people working hard and playing hard.

The CEO of Camping World posted on social media that an oversized flag it raised in disregard of city rules at its Greenville location isn't coming down.

Jim Foskey, general manager of Camping World in Greenville, said he believes arrangements can be made to keep a recently erected U.S. flag flying in front of the business.

The Pitt County Board of Commissioners is beginning its budget planning process with a Monday overview of proposed capital improvement projects.

The CEO of Camping World wants to meet with city officials next week to discuss keeping a 3,200-square-foot flag flying at its Greenville location, but

Increasing equipment costs, rising salaries and an expected need for additional staff are driving a request to increase city solid waste fees by $7.75 over two years after costs remained stable for eight years.

Greenville police are investigating a Jan. 17 report that a group of people vandalized wet concrete in a Fifth Street construction zone and had a verbal confrontation with workers.

Vehicular crashes have continued to climb on the streets of Greenville despite enforcement and traffic calming measures, leading the city’s police chief to believe a cultural change is needed.

Greenville's public transit system expects a plan to extend operational hours for city buses and another to launch an on-demand transportation service to begin later this year.