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Police and first responders respond to incident with bike and truck on Arlington Blvd
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - First responders and police responded Monday afternoon to an incident with a bike and truck on Arlington Blvd. WITN was at the scene near J.H. Rose High School and saw the bike underneath the truck. One person was taken away by ambulance. WITN has reached out...
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Stallings Drug
More Than Medicine: Pharmacy Care That Feels Like Home in Pinetops
In the small town of Pinetops, North Carolina, community members often say that walking into Stallings Drug is like stepping into a place where everyone knows your name—and your needs. This warmth and familiarity are not happenstance but the result of Jessi Stallings' dedication to maintaining a pharmacy that feels like home. Her journey from pharmacist to owner of Stallings Drug is a testament to her commitment to personalized care and community service. Originally operating as Pinetops Pharmacy, the business transitioned to Stallings Drug in January 2025. Jessi, who had been a pharmacist there since 2021, saw an opportunity to continue the work she loved under her own stewardship. "I wanted to carry on the good work Pinetops Pharmacy had been doing for the local community," Jessi explains. Her story is not just about a change in ownership but about carrying forward a legacy of care. The decision to rebrand the pharmacy under the Stallings name was a nod to both ownership and local roots. Jessi’s husband’s family name is well-known in Edgecombe County, adding a layer of familiarity and trust. But it's not just the name that keeps customers coming back—it's the service that feels like a warm embrace.
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Traffic lights out at Red Banks Road, Arlington Boulevard intersection
What is the current status of the traffic lights at Red Banks Road and Arlington Boulevard?. What instructions did Greenville Police give to drivers navigating the intersection?. Why are the traffic lights out at Red Banks Road and Arlington Boulevard?. The Greenville Police Department is asking drivers to avoid the...
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ECU Police announce unexpected death of K-9
An East Carolina University Police Department explosives detection dog died unexpectedly and was found Monday morning by her handler, the department announced. Brixi was an 8-year-old german shepherd and a member of the department since 2025, a news release said. Prior to her work with ECU, she worked for the U.S. State Department. According to ECU Police Chief Jason Sugg, Brixi had worked an athletic event Sunday and had no previous medical issues. Her handler, Officer Daniel Folk, checked on her around midnight and found her doing well, but discovered she had died in her bed at approximately 6:00 a.m., Sugg said. “Our condolences go out to her handler, Officer Daniel Folk and his family. Brixi was well loved as part of the Folk and ECUPD families,” Sugg said in the release. There are no indications of foul play or negligence, and Brixi was immediately transported to Raleigh for a necropsy through the North Carolina Department of Agriculture’s diagnostic laboratory system to confirm the cause of death, which could take up to six weeks, the department said. This death comes about five months after a Pitt County Sheriff's Office K-9 died after being left in a car by her handler,
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WNCT
USPS to install rotary mail cabinet at Fountain post office; relocation to be determined
FALKLAND, N.C. (WNCT) — A USPS representative told WNCT that a rotary mailbox will soon be installed at the Fountain Post Office to serve Falkland residents. According to the representative, once installed, which is expected within the next few weeks, the cabinet will provide 24-hour mail access. The representative also said an official announcement regarding […]
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South Johnston, Princeton join Clayton, Cleveland in second round of football playoffs
It’s November, but that didn’t stop Mother Nature from having an impact on the opening round of the NCHSAA football playoffs for a few of our Johnston County schools. Two wins and two losses made it the proverbial mixed bag as we look toward the second round later this week. Here’s the skinny: