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MAKING THE CONNECTION

I-587 launches the Greenville-Pitt County area into the national interstate network.

By Marion Blackburn

Images by Aaron Hines, City of Greenville Photographer

A new interstate linking Greenville with I-95 and other highways west means business, personal travel, and shipping can move faster and more safely.

With the designation as I-587 come improvements like wider lanes, a higher speed limit, and smoother traffic flow. It promises to serve as a tremendous asset for growth.

Regional travel for Greenville and Pitt County has depended on U.S. 264, which in decades past meant meandering slowly, dodging driveways, and even a detour through Wilson. Expansions over the years showed the value of this corridor, culminating in interstate status. Industry, recruiters, visitors, and travelers of all kinds will benefit from the changes.

The distinctive red-and-blue shield shows it as part of the federal highway system. The former U.S. 264 has enlarged lanes and shoulders, restricted access, and faster arrivals. Whether it’s a business delivering goods to a customer, an executive heading to a meeting, or a client anticipating a shipment, I-587 will speed up their journey.

The interstate designation means more than a new name. It means going up to 70 miles an hour, with at least two travel lanes in each direction, generous 12-foot tracks, a 10-foot paved shoulder to the right, and 4-foot paved shoulder on the left. The transformation not only makes travel faster, but safer too.

Indeed, for eastern North Carolina it provides an upgraded route to move materials, transfer parts, and ship finished products, deliver fruits, vegetables, bread, and beverages to grocery stores, get pharmaceuticals to their markets, make sure eagerly awaited packages show up on doorsteps, and enable countless other economic activities.

Data shows that the nation’s transportation system moves around 50 million tons of freight per day, valued at more than $53 billion. About 70 percent of that is delivered by truck, according to industry figures, adding up to billions in manufactured and retail goods.

The designation as I-587 came in November 2021 after the N.C. Department of Transportation completed several upgrades — resurfacing, widening — that brought the previous highway up

to federal standards. I-587 covers 37 miles and stretches from the U.S. 264 interchange in Greenville to I-95 and I-795 in Wilson. It crosses Pitt, Greene and Wilson counties.

Previously, Greenville was one of the largest cities in the U.S. not served by an interstate.

“Interstate connectivity is one of the most critical economic development tools in our chest and without it, many companies will simply look past all the other amazing attributes our communities can bring to bear. From this point forward we can expect continued growth for our existing industries and a more competitive outlook for new opportunities that will now be in play simply because of our interstate connection,” says Thomas Taft, Jr., who represents the Greenville area for the N.C. Board of Transportation.

When it comes to moving goods, local industries rely heavily on trucks, says Kelly Andrews, executive director, Pitt County Economic Development.

“When industrial prospects are evaluating communities, they’ll ask ‘How far is the closest interstate?’ We used to say our closest is I-95, and it’s 35 or 40 minutes away. When you’re looking at how to move things in and out, time is money, and even the perception of higher costs and longer lead times can eliminate our region from consideration.”

Growth can’t happen without this movement. The new interstate connection makes traveling simpler, faster, and less stressful.

“It’s very important in today’s economy when supply chains have been compromised by the pandemic. That includes getting raw materials for production or packaging materials for finished

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Interstate connectivity is one of the most critical economic development tools in our chest and without it, many companies will simply look past all the other amazing attributes our communities can bring to bear...”

goods, like boxes. If you can get all the components and end products from one place to another efficiently, and in a costeffective manner, it makes a difference.”

Economic theory backs that up. New transportation infrastructure boosts the economy by lowering costs and increasing delivery speeds, making the process more convenient. That promotes increased freight shipment in an area.

In addition, since most goods (about 74.4% by weight, or 56.7% by value) travel relatively short distances of less than 250 miles, the route from Greenville to other interstates can play a role in economic development.

Indeed, the Greenville Eastern North Carolina Alliance sees the new interstate as a plus for products and people.

“As an eastern North Carolina city, having this interstate designation with direct connectivity to other major interstates

allows for ease of transportation for not only commuters but also the products made right here in Pitt County,” says Uconda Dunn, vice president of business development for the Greenville ENC Alliance.

In recruiting business and industry, it makes the region more desirable.

“This opens our area to more projects involving warehouse and logistics which we normally haven’t been able to compete for in the past,” Dunn says. “When we are responding to requests for information for potential businesses to locate here, a major point of consideration is proximity to interstate. Now that we have this interstate designation, Greenville-Pitt County will be looked at more favorably as a location destination for business and industry.”

LEADING WOMEN

Forget the glass ceiling. Pitt County has dynamic female leadership.

By Marion Blackburn

Their paths brought them to the top of their fields, yet they all traveled differently. For Pitt County’s women leaders in public service, excellence came from their own combination of inner grit and outer vision. They matched it with flexibility, strength, and a willingness to accept help when needed. Not seeking outward validation, they did the work at hand as they continued toward their goals.

They serve as managers, deciders, and organizers. They also have jobs as moms, wives, and colleagues. They arrived at the top not by denying the complexity of their responsibilities, but rather by embracing it.

By acting authentically, taking risks, and rising to the occasion — especially when that meant doing a job they’d never done before — they rose to the executive level.

By acting authentically, taking risks, and rising to the occasion –especially when that meant doing a job they’d never done before –they rose to the executive level.

These women are Pitt County Sheriff Paula Dance, Pitt County Manager Janis Gallagher, Winterville Town Manager Terri Parker, and Greenville City Manager Ann Wall. On their way to leadership, they each traveled a distinctive road.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s School of Government reports that local public leadership often lacks diverse representation. Indeed, nationally only 25% of top local positions are held by women. Moreover, many governmental

bodies often lack the varied talents necessary to address the challenges they face. As a snapshot of Pitt County executives shows, this area benefits from a highly accomplished group of women leaders.

PAULA DANCE

Sheriff, Pitt County

She’s used to being the top-ranking woman officer, something she never takes for granted. Sheriff Paula Dance has excelled at every level of law enforcement. Not only does she manage a staff of around 450 employees, including detention officers, deputies, and administrative staff, but she also serves as the public face of county law enforcement.

“I’m sheriff 24/7,” she says with a smile. “I’m never off duty.”

The first woman elected to serve as the highest law enforcement officer for Pitt County, she’s also the first African American woman sheriff in North Carolina. She’s the only sitting woman sheriff in the state.

How has she done it?

“Law enforcement has traditionally been a male-dominated field,” she says. Yet, she worked her way towards leadership. Indeed, prior to her election as sheriff, she held the highest female rank in Pitt County law enforcement. “The obstacles haven’t changed,” she observes, adding, “We have to make ourselves heard when we get a seat at the table. We have to work a little harder.”

Originally from Martin County, she obtained a bachelor’s in criminal justice and criminology at Mount Olive College. She has served in law enforcement for more than 30 years.

As part of her personal road map, she embraces directness. She’s straight, matter of fact, and unflinching when speaking. She also embraces her identities.

“The hardest thing for me was understanding that I didn’t have to be one of the ‘boys’ to fit in,” she says. “I can be me. I can understand the value I bring to the table as a woman.”

“There’s usually some trauma that leads people to abuse alcohol and drugs,” she says.

She also brought in the county’s first therapy dog, Deputy Drifter. He is the lovable golden retriever you’ll find supporting children who must testify in court, or who face other difficult experiences. When he’s not helping kids, he’s visiting schools, libraries, and businesses.

Like her peers, Dance credits her mentors for lighting the way forward. Not that Dance had any self doubts. She’s a career officer who had obtained the rank of major when she first ran for sheriff in 2018.

She has three children, Candace, Travis, and Shaq.

Now elected to her second term, Dance is ready for another four years.

“I’ve crossed the boundaries of party,” she says. “I came up through the ranks,” she says. “It was something I had worked for.”

Another key value is supporting other women whenever possible. “I want them to be successful.”

It’s never been good enough simply to succeed. At every turn, she aims to improve the situation around her. Take for example the programs she launched to help people with drug addiction while they were serving a jail sentence.

These programs, known as SHARP, or the Sheriff’s Heroin Addiction Recovery Program, and the Women’s Empowerment and Recovery Program, give people the chance to start new lives before their release.

These institutional changes address what she considers the root causes of crime: poverty, substance abuse, and mental illness.

JANIS GALLAGHER

It’s almost cliché, but the evidence supports her case. A strategy of excellence in all things guided Janis Gallagher from her first job as a judicial law clerk to her position today as the county’s top executive. Along the way, that

Manager, Pitt County

“I can be me. I can understand the value I bring to the table as a woman.”

strategy included crisp suits, impeccable appearance, and unflappable demeanor.

Originally from New Jersey, Gallagher graduated from the Wake Forest School of Law before serving as a clerk. Seeking a quiet pace of life where she could still find opportunity, she moved to Greenville and worked in a nearby law firm.

She met Pitt County’s then-attorney, Joanne Burgdorff, and developed a close relationship with her while serving as assistant county attorney under her supervision.

“She took me under her wing,” Gallagher says. Women don’t have a playbook for leadership, she told her. “We have to learn it as we go along, but I’m here to support you.”

for opportunities, that you had the chance to work that hard, to prove yourself.”

Sure, there are difficult days, but she’s learned to be patient, kind, and selfless, “staying true to the idea of servant-leadership. You stay committed for the long haul. You do all of that consistently.”

To maintain a patient outlook, she has five-minute yoga sessions at her desk. She meditates, and practices mindfulness and deep breathing.

She’s been married for 25 years to her husband, Ed. They have a daughter, Allison, and son, Andrew. Their dog, Oreo, came from the Humane Society. Taking him out each morning gives her a positive boost.

“I start my day with a walk with my dog, and all is right with the world,” she says.

TERRI PARKER Manager,

Town of Winterville

Her mentor was a strong advocate for women. She helped Gallagher find her bearings in the traditionally male field of county attorneys.

In January 2022, Gallagher took another leap when she became Pitt County’s top executive, the 20th female county manager serving in the state.

Throughout her career, she paid little attention to what others expected of her, and concentrated on her own goals, and path.

“Being underestimated, and exceeding expectations, drives me,” she says. As a woman aspiring to leadership, “I never saw it as ‘woe is me.’ Or as a disadvantage. I was grateful to have the tools to be able to move forward.

“I believed that if I worked the hardest and was the most prepared, I could accomplish anything, that the sky was the limit. I don’t feel there was a ceiling there. I felt confident I’d reach my goals. My parents believed that too.”

Her parents were first-generation American born, she says. They appreciated the chance to create new lives. “They emphasized hard work and education. But also, being grateful

Some routes to leadership take unexpected directions. That was the case for Terri Parker, Winterville’s town manager. A graduate of East Carolina University in criminal justice and finance, she planned to attend law school, and build a legal career.

Yet when she got her first job working in the Greenville City Attorney’s office, she realized how much she enjoyed all kinds of government activities — not just the legal ones. The newly graduated Parker found herself in charge of special projects, including managing the bond campaign to build Greenville’s police and fire headquarters.

“I did some interesting projects,” she says. She describes the office as fast paced, and constantly changing.

When the top administrator’s position in Bethel opened, she applied, and while it wasn’t her plan, “I got the job,” she says.

As a town executive, she found her calling, just not the one she expected.

She managed this northern Pitt County town for six years — “A wonderful experience,” she says, then accepted the manager’s

“Women don’t have a playbook for leadership, We have to learn it as we go along...”

job for Beaufort. That coastal landscape provided its own distinctive moments because of seasonal population changes, and special regulations for coastal land use. Beaufort has an active and large historical district, which also made her role more interesting.

One of her most memorable moments came when the town sued its own board of adjustment. “It all got worked out, but I didn’t see that coming, and haven’t seen anything like it since.”

At the same time, she was raising her own family. Originally from Ahoskie, she has a daughter, Sara-Katherine. She holds a master of business administration from Mount Olive.

Like her peers in Greenville and Pitt County, she acknowledges the difficulties women face when they advance to leadership roles.

“It was often difficult to insert myself and be heard, whether in meetings or in professional groups,” she says. “But, I’m not one to quit, so I figured out I would have to know what I was talking about. I had to have my ducks in a row — even more so than others. I had to let them know I was serious about what I was doing.”

Attentiveness allows her to better manage the town’s revenues, expenses, and investments. It also takes her closer to the citizens. She enjoys meeting them, talking to them, and knowing as many of them by name as possible. She truly enjoys the job.

“I like knowing that we, Winterville, are growing,” she says. “It’s an exciting time. I can focus on doing things that make people’s lives better. After almost 33 years, I still feel as good about it every day.”

She also learned to have the kind of flexibility a manager needs, especially when it came to knowing all aspects of your community.

“I needed to be more confident than everyone else,” she says. “If I’m going to read meters, I need to know what it takes to do that job.” That meant dressing the part, and leaving her heels at home sometimes. “To understand the facets of local government, I was willing to get out there, and understand the job in detail.”

ANN WALL Manager, City of Greenville

While others her age tried different careers hoping to “find themselves,” Ann Wall knew from the start what she wanted to do. She was going to become a city manager.

When she became a mom too, the roles often overlapped. She remembers taking her son with her to public hearings, forums, and all kinds of late-night meetings. That clear vision of herself as a public servant, combined with her innate sense of boundaries, allowed her to flourish as a mother and professional.

She found support in mentors who believed in her — and allowed her to grow into new roles, gain experience, and assume more leadership. Originally from Virginia, she holds a master of public administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

“...I figured out I would have to know what I was talking about. I had to have my ducks in a row — even more so than others. I had to let them know I was serious about what I was doing.”

“You have to seize every opportunity,” she says, “do things that might be outside your comfort zone. I’ve been really fortunate to learn from others, and to work on projects that were new, and different.”

Seizing opportunities led Wall to become the only female on the Kinston leadership team — at 24 years old. She was the age of other city executives’ children, she remembers. “Most of the time people treated me with the respect I thought I was due.”

Her advancement at such a young age brought difficult learning experiences she remembers to this day. Managing people older than her meant she had to remain calm and confident through uncomfortable encounters. “There were times when their reaction to me had to do with age,” she says. Those experiences stayed with her “for a long time.”

Confidence started early with this career executive. Her father pushed her and her sisters to follow their goals without worrying that they shouldn’t, or couldn’t, do something because they were female.

“There may have been times when I felt I was measured on a different yardstick than my male counterparts,” she says. “But I concentrated on doing good work, and achieving my goals. I focused on what I wanted to do, and less on how others judged me”.

She became keenly aware of her responsibilities to her community and family during the catastrophic flooding caused by Hurricane Floyd in 1999. She remembers spending three days in her Rocky Mount administration office. “Ben [her son] and I packed up our stuff and went to City Hall,” she remembers. He was 4 years old at the time.

“I am a mom, first and foremost,” she says, adding, “My son used to accompany me to many community meetings. He learned a lot about planning. It was a wonderful opportunity to experience community.”

Throughout it all, she remains true to her values.

“We’re going to leave this place better than when we found it,” is her motto, taken from the Ephebic Oath of ancient Athenians. “Everyone in Greenville is affected by what we do, every day; streets, picking up litter, public works. There are few organizations that have that kind of broad reach. So, what we

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“I focused on what I wanted to do, and less on how others judged me.”

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THE LEGEND OF RV

By Bethany Bradsher

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When Griff Garner was a baseball player at J.H. Rose High School in the ‘70s, his head coach would let him into Guy Smith Stadium whenever he wanted to get in some extra practice. Twenty years later, when Garner’s youngest son Gray wanted to get in some batting practice after church on a Sunday, the same head coach gave the family a key to the same stadium. And a decade after the Garners made Sunday batting practice a family pursuit, the field at Guy Smith was named after that legendary coach, Ronald Vincent.

The Garners are one of many families who have encountered Vincent’s commitment to his players and his community through his long career at Rose. Through nearly forty years as head coach, Vincent, called RV by many, has claimed seven state championships and an amazing 985 wins (he should reach the 1,000-win milestone in the 2023 season). Across multiple generations — Griff Garner played on his first state championship, and Gray Garner played on his sixth — Vincent has developed a reputation not just for winning, but also for teaching young men the value of practicing and playing with discipline, paying attention to the little things, and above all, remembering that the point of playing baseball is to have fun.

“We make a big deal out of, ‘It’s a game. Let’s have fun,’” said Vincent, who went to Rose and ECU and coached at Farmville Central High School for four years before coming to his alma mater in 1973 at the age of 28. “If you’re not enjoying it, if it’s not fun, you need to stop. They’re good kids. They want to play, they want to have fun playing, they want the discipline. It’s never changed. It’s been like that ever since I got here.”

State championships are exciting, but it isn’t the trophies or the recognition that have kept Vincent in the job for so long. He loves to help athletes lean into their potential, he said; he never cuts freshmen, and he has plenty of stories of young, uncertain first-year players who work their way into starting roles by senior year. Some of the former players he remembers with the most fondness never even started on his team. As second- or thirdstring players, they embodied the type of team spirit he values, and with that attitude they made the team better. At the best moments, he has been a witness to the magic that happens when an assortment of individuals comes together to form a true team — putting the interests of the group ahead of themselves and, because of that unselfishness, winning games.

“When you have a team that really kind of gels as the season goes on, whether you win it all or you don’t, it’s such a great

feeling,” he said. “Everybody’s buying in, everybody’s pulling for everybody. And the bus rides are so much fun. My players ride home on the bus, always. They don’t ride home with their families, because it’s so much fun.”

“High school athletes, and the way they respond to coaching, haven’t changed as much as people think in the past forty years”, Vincent said. The aspect of his job that has shifted the most is the parents, whose expectations for their sons’ athletic prospects are too often unrealistic and burdensome. As he sees it, the heart of a coach’s role is to teach fundamentals and promote unity and character.

When Brian Fields started playing for the Rampants team as a fourteen-year-old freshman, he enjoyed the game but would have characterized himself as an average, undersized player. But he was a lefthanded pitcher who was willing to work hard, and his new coach at Rose High School saw his potential. His experience playing under Vincent showed him how to have confidence, not only in himself but in the team behind him on the mound. Vincent buoyed Fields as a player, helping propel him to a college baseball career at N.C. State University and then at East Carolina University.

“One thing that stands out about RV is just the time that he spends,” said Fields. “He’s just available. If I ever wanted to go hit all I needed to do was call him, and he would be there.”

Fields, Garner, and hundreds of Vincent’s other former players value his consistency, which has been reflected in the ongoing relationship they have had with him into their own adult years. Greenville is known as a baseball town — with tremendous success at every level from Little League up to Division 1 College — and Vincent is one key pillar of that success. He spent years coaching at the Babe Ruth level, choosing that age specifically because the boys on Babe Ruth teams are on the cusp of their high school years.

“When you have a team that really kind of gels as the season goes on, whether you win it all or you don’t it’s such a great feeling.”

Even though he retired from teaching social studies at Rose about a decade ago, he fills his days with coaching duties and cutting grass on the fields at the Rose athletic complex. When he can, he also follows the careers of the players who have gone on to the next level in the sport; in 2021 there were fourteen former Rose players competing on college teams. Retirement isn’t too far in the future, he said, but he will never truly disconnect from baseball, Rose High, or Greenville.

“I think his mere presence is a big part of what has made his legacy,” Garner said. “Why has he done it for so many years?

I think number one, he cares for his players. I think he does it because he loves Rose High School, and because he just plain loves baseball.”

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PCC BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY

By Bethany Bradsher

Images by Rob Goldberg, Media Relations Director, at Pitt Community College

For most of his life, Ricky Johnson has done what he felt he had to do to get through school, even earning an associate’s degree in business from Pitt Community College. But through all of those years he felt out of his element in a classroom — until someone told him about PCC’s Building Construction Technology program and he experienced a seismic shift in his understanding of what school could be.

Suddenly he was learning outside at a construction site, using power tools, and gaining a range of new skills like framing a house, laying floor, building cabinets and installing appliances. Every day when he left this “classroom” he saw tangible results — an actual house taking shape where there hadn’t been a house before. Today he is in his second year of the BCT program, earning straight As, working as a teacher’s assistant on the job site and thinking ahead to the career options he’ll have when he graduates in May.

“Most of school, for me, has been like teaching a fish to climb a tree,” Johnson said. “This is hands-on. I’m just not a classroom learner. Every different thing that I can possibly do in one day is what I want to do. So, when I got out here I was like, ‘This is school that’s practical and makes sense.’”

Like many of the students in the two-year BCT program, Johnson aspires to become a general contractor and build custom homes. But graduates can pursue a variety of paths, said program director Maurey Verzier, everything from supervising a construction crew to working as a project manager on a residential or commercial site or becoming an estimator or a home inspector. Some opt to transfer to a four-year institution after earning their BCT degree to earn a bachelor’s in construction management. “A lot of them are already working for commercial or residential companies when they come here, and they’re wanting to get the degree,” Verzier said. “We’ve even had students who met here and left and started a business together.”

Some colleges put up billboards along the highway, but the most effective advertising pieces for the BCT program are the houses at various stages of construction that the students build each year as part of their training. The program participants usually build two houses a year to be sold, although last year they completed three. First-year students jump right in to

framing the houses each fall and work on them throughout the school year and summer, and they’re always auctioned off to the highest bidder the following fall. “It’s gratifying when students and faculty can drive a short distance and see the program’s handiwork in Winterville, Farmville, Washington and other areas in eastern North Carolina”, Verzier said.

In the second year of the curriculum, students spend a bit more time in the classroom to obtain the skills necessary to run a construction business, taking classes in subjects like estimating, building codes and scheduling, or even crossing over to the architectural technology program to learn more about creating plans for new construction. “What used to be a one-year degree has expanded and diversified over the years as local construction companies have given input about the skills they want their supervisors to have”, said Glenn Morrison, a longtime BCT instructor, and a 1992 graduate of the program, who has also worked as a general contractor. Over and over again, Morrison finds that the young professionals who graduate from the program have the wide-ranging expertise they need to take on virtually any role on a job site.

“I’ve got students from every walk of life, from silver spoons to kids who grew up in really tough lives on the farm or whatever, and they all do fantastic,” Morrison said. “The beauty of this program is it teaches them not just what they’re managing, but ‘This is what you’re supposed to know, and then you can go manage it.’ Because you can’t manage something you’ve never done.”

Some BCT students, like Cooper Allen, come to the program because they already have a job in construction and soon realize they have much more to learn. Allen actually worked with Morrison when he was in high school, so Morrison guided him toward the degree that would give him a broader base of knowledge and allow him to complete key certifications that can expand his earning potential down the road. Other local high school students, especially those who do well in their

“The beauty of this program is it teaches them not just what they’re managing, but ‘This is what you’re supposed to know, and then you can go manage it.’”

schools’ construction classes, have the opportunity to enroll in introductory BCT courses while still in high school to get a jump on their program credits.

BCT has a sizable footprint in the community. Local businesses like T.A. Loving sponsor an apprenticeship program for BCT students, plumbing and insulation companies assist with the houses, public high schools refer their students and local people get to purchase a new home; built with meticulous care right on campus. By teaching vital and practical skills that lead directly to roofs over the heads of homes and businesses, BCT goes well beyond the scope of a typical academic program.

DANCING COLORS IN THE HEART OF GREENVILLE

Vibrant murals illuminate the center city.

By Marion Blackburn

Images by Aaron Hines, City of Greenville Photographer

The murals decorating downtown Greenville — with exuberant colors, movement, and energy — create an engaging landscape for visitors and residents. Whether you’re driving, walking, running, or biking, these bold artworks invite you to stop, look, and admire.

Whimsical squirrels peek around a corner. A spaceship speeds by. Bubbles float skyward.

It’s no accident that Greenville has such a captivating artistic display. The murals form part of the city’s larger dedication to public art fueled by arts organizations, businesses, local government, and the artists themselves.

“Art is for more than just beautification,” says Deborah Sheppard, founder and executive director of the nonprofit HeARToscope. “It helps the community in so many ways.”

Indeed, data shows that murals, like all public art, increase economic activity, attract new businesses, and generate more customer base. Not only do they beautify, but they are associated with increased property values.

They bring these unseen benefits while giving cities visible ones, like a sense of identity and awareness that you’re in a special place.

These vibrant scenes breathe life into familiar buildings, walls, even utility boxes. They transform the ordinary. They energize walls, facades, fences, and other urban features with color.

“Cities with murals create a sense of place, and tell you something about themselves”, says Sierra Jones, director of communication and marketing, Greenville-Pitt County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau.

That sense of being somewhere attracts visitors who seek a destination with character, personality, and mysteries to discover. “When they’re walking around, they think, ‘What a great place to visit.’”

More than just enjoying their time, visitors relocate themselves, their families, and their businesses when they feel Greenville speaking to them. “Art is a huge part of that. It makes the destination more welcoming, more fun to be in.”

The artistry explosion in downtown Greenville took a significant leap around 2019 when the Greenville Mural Project took shape, although murals began appearing years prior and include “Believe in Greenville” on Dickinson Avenue.

The collaboration brought together the Pitt County Arts Council, Uptown Greenville, Greenville-Pitt County Convention & Visitors Bureau, City of Greenville, East Carolina University, Pitt Community College, Greenville Museum of Art, visual artists, photographers, and students. The goal was to create beauty and improve the city’s quality of life through public art.

Jones took part from the beginning. Over several months, participants shaped a vision to sponsor murals in the center city, fund artists to create them, and find suitable locations. Since then, murals have proliferated throughout downtown, the Dickinson Avenue Arts & Historic District, and West Greenville. Together, they leave no doubt that the community values the arts, and the people who create them.

“It’s a public statement that creativity and the arts are important,” she says. “It showcases what the community is about.”

The connection between investment, tourism, and murals comes down to providing a vibrant location where people have an uplifting experience. When a city provides that, people want to be there.

Artist Beth Blake finds inspiration in her surroundings — trees, insects, and woodland creatures.

An associate professor in the School of Art and Design at East Carolina University, Blake created the paneled mural, Listening, facing Five Points Plaza. It presents healthy, diverse, harmonic relationships.

“I want [the] image to speak of community,” she says. “It’s me thinking, ‘How do I celebrate community. How do I do that in an image?’”

There is also a message to the murals on the city parking deck at Cotanche and Fourth streets. They aim to uplift with lively

“How do I celebrate community. How do I do that in an image?”

imagery, and feature the works “Bubbles” by Helen Lewis, and “A Great Place to be Outside.”

This latter mural, by Rakía Jackson and Karena “Kidd” Graves, highlights Greenville’s outdoors and nature. The artists especially wanted to highlight black people enjoying these places. African American communities once thrived along the Tar River area that became the Town Common park.

Jackson is a full-time artist and education coordinator with HeARToscope. She says murals allow artists and the community

“They focus on West Greenville, and beautifying that area,” she says. “Supplying my talents where I feel like they fit, [I am] giving back to places that tend to get looked over. It is definitely important.”

Utility boxes offer an unexpected canvas for color. They include Social Assembly by Carlos Romero, possibly the first public mural stored online as an NFT, (non-fungible token).

A stunning mural by artist Scott Eagle appears on Dickinson Avenue at Ficklen Street. Although destined for demolition to make way for new apartments, this lively artwork will highlight the corner until then.

That impermanence is in keeping with murals’ temporary nature. Like the spaces around them, they change, transform, and cycle like seasons. Murals transform their surroundings, too.

“If you have an image on the side of a building, it changes the building itself; it makes you look at the building. It changes everything around it. It becomes a location,” he says. In that

EXPERIENCE GOLOCAL GREENVILLE

Experience GoLocal Greenville is comprised of Chamber member businesses only. (As of December 2022) For a complete list of Chamber members and their services, visit greenvillenc.org/businessdirectory.

Greenville-Pitt County has a variety of business offerings to meet the needs of its citizens and visitors alike. The GoLocal directory provides you with several different options that enhance the quality of life in our area.

AUTOMOTIVE

Automobile Dealers

Barbour-Hendrick Honda Greenville 3300 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 355-2500

Brown & Wood Buick-GMC-Mazda 329 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 355-6080

Capital Subaru 3999 S Memorial Dr., Winterville | (888) 715-1379

East Carolina Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram 3401 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 355-3333

Gray Point Automotive, Inc. 100 E Fire Tower Rd., Winterville | (252) 689-6756

Greenville Nissan 991 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 756-1738

Hastings Ford, Inc. 3013 E 10th St. | (252) 758-0114

Lee Kia of Greenville 605 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 378-3600

Pecheles Automotive 203 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 756-1135

Phelps Chevrolet Inc. 3325 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 756-2150

Automotive Detailing/Car Wash

ModWash

4400 E 10th St. | (440) 375-1224

Tommy’s Express 400 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 439-0974

Automotive Parts Tires and Repairs

Pit Stop Car & Truck Accessories 307 Hooker Rd. | (252) 227-4208

Pugh’s Tire and Service Center, Inc. 726 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 355-6162

RNR Tire Express 3920 US 264 | (252) 689-8380

Automotive Rentals

Herc Rentals 531 W Firetower Rd., Winterville

The Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce encourages you to support local businesses and reminds you that shopping local is an investment in the future of our community.

Clerical Support Services

PO Box 694, Winterville | (252) 412-5171

Dixon Hughes Goodman PLLC 1003 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 321-0505

H. Edwin Gray, CPA, PA 820 Evans St. | (252) 758-7300

Motorcycle Dealerships Boneyard Harley-Davidson 2300 Elaines Way, Winterville | (252) 439-1345

Ron Ayers Motorsports 1929 N Memorial Dr. | (252) 758-3084

CHURCHES

Greater Glory AME Church South Greenville Recreation Center (252) 481-5932

Koinonia Christian Center Church 1405 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 752-1898

Opendoor Church 4584 Reedy Branch Rd., Winterville (252) 321-2486

Philippi Church of Christ 3760 Philippi Dr. | (252) 752-7205

The Anointed Ones Church 4271 North Edge Rd., Ayden | (252) 746-2722

The Pentecostals of Greenville 2950 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 757-3033

FINANCIAL & LEGAL Accountants

Carr, Riggs & Ingram, LLC 1692 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-2760

Cayton & Associates, LLP 1696 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-6266

Helping Hands Consultant 2304 British Ct. | (252) 802-0883

Kim Mallard CPA PLLC 2004 Fern Dr. | (252) 412-2533

Michael V. Joyner & Co., CPA, PA 2865 Charles Blvd. | (252) 353-0677

Page and Smith, P.A., CPA’S 1350 C E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 317-0690

Sullivan, Shearin & Company 1100 Conference Dr. | (252) 756-8888

Attorneys, Legal Services

Cannon Law Offices, PLLC 300 E Arlington Blvd., Suite 5 | (252) 355-2010

Colombo Kitchin Attorneys

1698 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 321-2020

Fred Austin, LegalShield Independent Associate Bell Arthur, NC | (252) 714-4478

Hardison & Cochran Attorneys at Law 1290 E Arlington Blvd. Suite 137 | (252) 333-3333

Hill Law Firm 200 E 4th Street | (252) 758-1403

Horne & Horne, PLLC 300 Cotanche St. | (252) 758-4333

Irons & Irons, P.A. 620 Lynndale Ct., Suite A | (252) 215-3000

Lanier, King, Paysour, PLLC

108 S Pitt St. | (252) 752-5505

McLawhorn & Russell, PLLC

8801 Fast Park Dr., Suite 307, Raleigh (919) 364-8975

The Graham.Nuckolls.Conner.Law Firm, PLLC 321 S Evans St., Suite 200 | (252) 757-3535

The Law Offices of Ashley-Nicole Russell, P.A. Family Law Practice 112 S Pitt St. | (252) 702-4376

Van Der Have Family Law 3740 S Evans St., Suite E | (252) 565-8828

Ward and Smith, P.A. 120 W Fire Tower Rd., Winterville | (252) 215-4000

White & Allen, P.A. 702 Cromwell Dr. | (252) 317-0500

Bail Bonds/Collection Agencies

SCA Collections, Inc. 300 E Arlington Blvd., Suite 6A | (252) 355-5500

Banks

Dogwood State Bank

4051 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 321-2507

First Bank 1201 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 353-9938

First Citizens Bank & Trust Company multiple locations | (252) 321-6430

First Flight Federal Credit Union 3530 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 329-7378 x 2501

First National Bank multiple locations | (252) 355-8200

PNC Bank - Arlington Blvd. 611 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 551-7800

Southern Bank & Trust Company multiple locations | (252) 551-3033

State Employees’ Credit Union 2296 S Charles Blvd | (252) 353-1777

Telco Credit Union multiple locations | (252) 214-7060

Towne Bank 2839 Charles Blvd. | (252) 341-5827

Truist multiple locations | (252) 321-3300

United Bank multiple locations | (252) 321-1660

Welcome Federal Credit Union 250 C Easy St. | (252) 758-3535

Wells Fargo multiple locations | (252) 758-6005

Financial Planning and Investment Services

Carolina Wealth Management Inc. 1706 A E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 439-1344

Edward Jones-Greg Weigum 1694 E Arlington Blvd., Suite D | (252) 355-2025

FLAT FEE CIO 1021 Red Banks Rd. | (833) 352-8246

H. L. Ormond & Company, LLC

1001 Conference Dr., Suite A | (252) 756-4010

Howard and Cohen Financial Consulting Group of Wells Fargo Advisors

695 E Arlington Blvd., Suite 200 | (252) 756-6900

Hoyt Family Wealth Management, LLC 1001 Conference Dr., Suite B | (252) 707-0021

Influx of Wealth, LLC 110 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 623-8759

Jones Financial Group of Wells Fargo Advisors 1710 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 493-4123

Milestone Wealth 500 Red Banks Rd., Suite D | (252) 756-7005

Paperwork Solutions, LLC

PO Box 2643 | (252) 758-2909

Raymond James & Associates 2635 Charles Blvd. | (252) 439-1100

Regional Acceptance Corporation multiple locations | (252) 321-7700

Sound Partners 1105 Corporate Dr., Suite A | (252) 756-7721

The Benefits Man - John Arthur Moore 3995 Old Creek Rd. | (704) 563-3880

Time Financing Services 1501 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-0496

Transamerica

1609 W Arlington Blvd., Suite 101 | (252) 321-0461

Transworld Business Advisors 100 E 4th St. | (252) 777-3098

Truist Investment Services 514 SE Greenville Blvd., (2nd Floor) | (252) 378-3299

Warner, Hood & Hardee Investment Group 695 E Arlington Blvd., Suite 101 | (252) 756-9165

Wells Fargo Advisors

1710 E Arlington Blvd., Suite A | (252) 756-8222

FOOD AND DRINK

Bakeries

Great Harvest Bread Co.

2803 S Evans St. | (252) 689-6012

Mr. Sticky’s

714 SE Greenville Blvd. | (919) 740-6338

Nothing Bundt Cakes

518 SE Greenville Blvd. Suite K | (252) 408-4070

Open House Baking

620 Red Banks Rd. Unit D | (252) 320-9147

Piece of France Pastry Shop Café

115 E Red Banks Rd. | (252) 751-0192

Bars

Still Life

511 Cotanche St. | (877) 590-5478

Breweries and Wine Shops

Billy Beer America’s Light Craft Beer 50 Capital Dr., Walstonburg | (984) 444-6826

MPourium

814 Dickinson Ave. | (252) 565-8773

Pitt St. Brewing Company 630 S Pitt St. | (252) 227-4151

Simply Divine Oil & Wine 692 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 565-8472

Uptown Brewing Company 418 Evans St. | (252) 689-6487

Catering, Banquet Facilities

Greenville Convention Center 303 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 321-7671

Rep Express Catering and Events 400 Saint Andrews Dr. | (252) 353-7379

Rock Springs Center 4025 Hwy. 43 N | (252) 830-8900

Rocky Mount Event Center 285 NE Main St., Rocky Mount | (252) 231-3490

Scarborough House Resort, LLC 7348 NC 222, Stantonsburg | (919) 649-6367

The Barn at Saint Andrews Dr. (252) 353-7379

Coffee Shops

Awaken Coffee 1101 W 14th St. | (252) 341-2464

Blackbeard Coffee Roasters, LLC 203 E 5th St. | (252) 565-8312

Coffee + Spice 1025 W 5th St. | (252) 227-4935

Distribution/Wholesale

Carolina Eagle Distributing, Inc. 1950 N Greene St. | (252) 758-1515

Coastal Beverage Company 3973 S Fields St., Farmville | (252) 753-3332

Pepsi-Cola-Minges Bottling Group, Inc. 128 Pepsi Way, Ayden | (252) 746-9700

Food Trucks

Kona Ice Pitt County | (252) 320-5662

THE ROCK Food Truck a division of Rock Springs Catering 4025 Hwy. 43 N | (252) 414-7584

Restaurants

5th Street Hardware 120 W 5th St. | (252) 364-8921

Bagleman

104 E Fire Tower Rd. | (252) 689-6000

Carolina Ale House 704 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 317-0005

Chico’s Mexican Restaurant 521 Cotanche St. | (252) 757-1666

Clean Eatz of Greenville 805 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 689-6777

Coastal Fog/Signature Jordan 330 Evans St. | (252) 347-2632

Cucinella’s Pizzeria and Italian Ice 4215 Old Tar Rd. Suite L | (252) 751-0411

Denny’s 808 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 757-1610

Dickinson Avenue Public House 703 Dickinson Ave. | (252) 689-6388

Domino’s Pizza/Pirate Pizza, Inc.

1201 Charles Blvd. | (252) 758-6660

2305 Dickinson Ave. Ext. | (252) 756-9998

3192 E 10th St. | (252) 752-6996

215 Chowan Rd. | (252) 355-8840

FORD + SHEP

718 Dickinson Ave. | (252) 689-6853

Fresh Vibes 1725 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-8282 1901 Charles Blvd., Suite 1000 | (252) 689-6660

GK Cafe and Catering 3197 E 10th St., Suite C | (252) 752-7662

Golden Corral

504 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 756-4412

Great Harvest Bread Co. 2803 S Evans St. | (252) 689-6012

Habibi Mediterranean Grill 310 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 364-1406

Hook and Reel Cajun Seafood Restaurant 500 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 364-2368

Jimmy John’s

460 E Moye Blvd. Suite 101 | (252) 695-6268 1901 E Fire Tower Rd. | (252) 751-6209 540 Cotanche St. | (252) 329-0130

Joe’z Eatz

4125 Old Tar Rd., Suite J, Winterville | (252) 751-6729

La Casetta Italian Restaurant 7434 N Main St., Bethel | (252) 217-4898

La Ribera Mexican Restaurant 658 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 565-8944 702 W 15th St., Washington | (252) 974-7734

Luna Pizza, LLC 632 S Pitt St., Suite 100 | (252) 751-0900

Main & Mill Oyster Bar & Tavern 204 Main St., Winterville | (252) 227-4399

Marabella Old World Pizza 1898 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 754-2700

Marathon Restaurant 706 Evans St. | (252) 752-0326

McDonald’s

2301 N Memorial Dr. | (252) 758-1111 2116 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 752-1006 310 E 10th St. | (252) 329-0295

Mellow Mushroom 2020 Charles Blvd. | (252) 565-8220

Mission BBQ

425 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 294-9042

Moore’s Olde Tyme Barbeque

Chicken & Seafood

2043 Central Park Dr., Winterville | (252) 353-4227

3621 Doctor M.L.K. Jr Blvd., New Bern (252) 636-0259

Nash 114 E 5th St. | (252) 999-5444

Newk’s Eatery

516 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 251-8393

Nino’s Cucina Italiana 511 G Red Banks Rd. | (252) 689-6446

Panera Bread, LLC

713 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 317-8787

Papa John’s Pizza 1322 E 10th St. | (252) 757-7700

Pizza Hut - Winterville 701 W Fire Tower Rd. | (252) 321-7555

Pizza Hut (SDS Restaurant Group) 703 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 355-1355 4420 E 10th St. | (252) 689-6111 3280 Charles Blvd. | (252) 301-2391 807 Moye Blvd. | (252) 689-6662

Sain Kava and Tea Bar 110 E 5th St. | (404) 644-1748

Sam Jones BBQ 715 W Fire Tower Rd., Winterville | (252) 689-6449

Seared Chophouse 1909 A E Fire Tower Rd. | (252) 756-8199

SoCo Farm and Food 304 S Greene St. | (252) 363-3716

Sup Dogs Restaurant 213 E 5th St. | (252) 752-7682

Texas Roadhouse 720 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 353-7427

The Blackened Kraken Bar & Grill 123 E 5th St. | (252) 215-8822

The Scullery, LLC 431 Evans St. | (252) 321-1550

The Seahorse Family Restaurant 2301 A Stantonsburg Rd. | (252) 758-6958

Tie Breakers Sports Bar & Grill 1920 B Smythewyck Dr. | (252) 439-0555

Wasabi 88 1605 E Fire Tower Rd. | (252) 493-0510

Zaxby’s PO Box 1578, Winterville | (252) 864-6784

HEALTH CARE

Assisted Living

Brookdale Senior Living 2715 Dickinson Ave. | (252) 353-2400

Cypress Glen (Retirement Community)

Spring Arbor of Greenville 2097 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 355-7003

Chiropractors

McGee Chiropractic, P.A. 1330 B E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 355-5353

Pass Family Chiropractic 2245 Stantonsburg Rd., Suite P | (252) 751-3866

Dentists

Beacon Dental 124 Beacon Dental Dr., Suite B, Winterville (252) 689-6919

Drs. Bowman, Padgett & Associates 1720 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 752-1111

Eastern Pines Dental, Marcus Brian Ward, DMD, PA 3912 E 10th St. | (252) 751-0770

Fussell, Humphreys, Humphreys & Harrell, PA 110 Oakmont Dr. | (252) 355-2424

Greenville Kids Dental 1701 SE Greenville Blvd. | (336) 564-7038

Jasper L. Lewis, Jr., DDS, PA 1025 Johns Hopkins Dr. | (252) 752-6188

Michels & Gauquie, DDS 2330 Hemby Ln. | (252) 752-1600

Spring Forest Dental

410 Spring Forest Rd. | (252) 650-5774

The Dental Care Center 2140 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 355-5252

The Dental Care Center - Same Day Dentures 2470 Emerald Pl., Suite A | (252) 378-3088

Williams & Pabst General Dentistry 2799 S Charles Blvd. | (252) 355-2300

Wilkerson Funeral Home & Crematory 2100 E 5th St. | (252) 752-2101

Funeral Homes and Cemeteries

Pinewood Memorial Park, Inc. PO Box 2245 | (252) 752-9220

Smith Funeral Service & Crematory, Inc. 605 Country Club Dr. | (252) 752-2121

Wilkerson Funeral Home & Crematory 2100 E 5th St. | (252) 752-2101

Home Care

100 Hickory St. | (252) 830-0036

Ayden Court Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 123 Snow Hill Rd., Ayden | (252) 746-8223

Brookdale Senior Living 2715 Dickinson Ave. | (252) 353-2400

My PCA Greenville’s Home Care 1206 Evans St., #12 | (252) 558-8683

Our House Home Care Service, Inc 323 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 353-2022 2807 Neuse Blvd., Suite 6, New Bern (252) 634-2211

SILVERcare 2865 Charles Blvd. | (252) 355-5677

Hospice

3HC - Home Health and Hospice Care, Inc. 1880 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 758-8212

Aseracare Hospice and Amedisys Hospice Company

2317 B Executive Cir. | (252) 756-3803

PruittHealth Hospice - Eastern Carolina 2313 Executive Cir. Suite A | (252) 753-7741

Hospitals and Health Centers

Bernstein Community Health Center of GCHC, Inc.

261 Belvoir Hwy. | (252) 695-6352

Carolina Arthritis Center 2355 Hemby Ln. | (252) 321-8474

Carolina Breast Imaging Specialists, PLLC 990 Johns Hopkins Dr. | (252) 565-8951

Carolina Clinic for Health and Wellness, P.A. 2459 Emerald Pl. | (252) 757-3939

East Carolina Rehab and Wellness 2575 W 5th St. | (252) 830-9100

Fresenius Kidney Care 565 Regency Blvd., Winterville | (910) 960-7603

Fresenius Medical Care, Pitt County Dialysis 510 Paladin Dr. | (252) 752-1520

Greene County Health Care

Magnolia Place Obstetrics, Gynecology & Wellness 2605 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 751-9002

Pitt County Public Health 201 Government Cir. | (252) 902-2419

Snow Hill Medical Center 302 N Greene St., Snow Hill | (252) 747-2921

ECU Health Medical Center 2100 Stantonsburg Rd. | (252) 847-4100

ECU Health SurgiCenter

102 Bethesda Dr. | (252) 847-7700

Viva Med 705 WH Smith Blvd. | (252) 329-8482

Lab Testing and Screening

7 Professional Dr., Snow Hill | (252) 747-8162

Greenville Veterans Affairs Health Care Center 401 Moye Blvd. | (252) 830-2149

Kate B. Reynolds Medical Center

205 M.L.K. Jr. Pkwy., Snow Hill | (252) 747-4199

ARCpoint Labs of Greenville 2315 B Executive Cir. | (252) 215-5688

Medical Supplies, Support

Carolina Medical Support 102 Oakmont Professional Plaza | (252) 355-0600

Fresenius Medical Care 510 Paladin Dr. | (252) 752-1520

Hermes Medical Solutions, Inc.

710 A Cromwell Dr. | (252) 355-4373

NC MedAssist

Charlotte | (704) 536-1790

Practicon, Inc. 1112 Sugg Pkwy. | (252) 752-5183

Mental Health and Therapy

Anchor Family Therapy 2245 Stantonsburg Rd. Suite P | (252) 689-7117

Dixon Social Interactive Services 313 Clifton St. | (252) 353-0100

Pathways to Life Inc. 1015 Conference Dr. | (252) 695-0269

Nutrition and Fitness

Champions Health & Fitness Center, Inc. 4190 Bayswater Rd., Winterville | (252) 353-0544

Club Pilates 703 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 717-3498

Cycleologie 207 E Arlington Blvd. Suite 102-A | (252) 353-3338

Greenville Aquatics and Fitness Center 921 Staton Rd. | (252) 329-4041

Greenville Focused Fitness Boot Camp 4125 F Old Tar Rd., Winterville | (252) 916-2039

Nutrition Plus of Greenville, Inc. 3005 B S Memorial Dr. | (252) 758-0721

Orangetheory Fitness 518 SE Greenville Blvd., Suite D | (252) 689-8428

Pure Barre Greenville NC 420 E Arlington Blvd., Suite J | (252) 689-6103

Optometry

Carolina Vision Care 1804 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 752-4380

Orthodontists

McCall Orthodontics 1909 Turnbury Dr. | (252) 353-9000

Pediatrics

Carolina Therapy Connection 1925 A Turnbury Dr. | (252) 341-9944

Children’s Health Services, P.A. 1826 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 329-7337

Cross River Therapy 102 Scales Place | (919) 375-0475

Pirate Pediatrics, PA 118 Oakmont Dr. | (252) 364-8790

Venture Rehab Group 1425 Firetower Rd. Suite E | (252) 355-5535

Physical Therapy

Advantage Therapy Solutions 212 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 689-8729

Boyette Orthopedics & Sports Medicine, PA 2573 Stantonsburg Rd., Suite B | (252) 215-5200

Kinetic Physical Therapy and Wellness, Inc.

1540 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 364-2806

QC Kinetix

1103 B Coporate Dr. | (252) 360-3111

Youngs Physical Therapy & Sports Performance 1301 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 565-8812

Physicians

Amazing Grace Healthcare, PLLC 845 B John Hopkins Dr. | (252) 864-1431

Carolina Digestive Diseases, PA 704 WH Smith Blvd. | (252) 758-8181

Carolina Women’s Physicians, PA 2414 Emerald Place Dr. | (252) 355-7805

East Carolina Anesthesia Associates 2080 B W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 752-2140

Eastern Radiologists, Inc.

2101 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 752-5000

ECU Physicians

600 Moye Blvd., Mailstop 601 | (252) 744-3246

517 Moye Blvd. | (252) 744-1111 520 Moye Blvd. | (252) 744-1111

ECU Women’s Physicians 2160 Herbert Ct. | (252) 744-3850

Family Foot and Ankle Physicians, PLLC 1432 E Firetower Rd. | (252) 439-1150

Greenville Express Care, PA 613 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 413-0720

Magnolia Place Obstetrics, Gynecology & Wellness 2605 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 751-9002

Orthopaedics East & Sports Medicine Clinic, Inc. 810 WH Smith Blvd. | (252) 757-2663

Orthotics and Prosthetics East, Inc. 1025 WH Smith Blvd. | (252) 215-2215

Physicians East - Farmville 3681 N Main St., Farmville | (252) 753-7141

Physicians East - Greenville OBGYN 101 Bethesda Dr. | (252) 758-4181

Physicians East - Corporate 1850 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 752-6101

Physicians East - Greenville Women’s Clinic 2251 Stantonsburg Rd. | (252) 757-3131

Physicians East - Quadrangle Medical Specialists 1850 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 752-6101

Physicians East - Grifton 416 McCrae St., Grifton | (252) 524-4463

Physicians East - Quadrangle Endoscopy Center 1850 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 757-3636

Physicians East - Urgent Care Center 1711 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 355-4357

Physicians East - Winterville 4796 Old Tar Rd., Winterville | (252) 353-4111

Southern Surgical 2455 Emerald Pl. | (252) 758-2224

Viva Med 705 WH Smith Blvd. | (252) 329-8482

Wake Spin and Pain Specialists 2573 Statonsburg Rd., Suite A | (919) 813-9777

SUPPORT SERVICES

Aces for Autism 925 Conference Dr. | (252) 689-6645

American Cancer Society 930 B Wellness Dr. | (252) 695-9054

American Heart Association 3131 RDU Center, Raleigh | (336) 580-1813

American Red Cross 700 A Cromwell Dr. | (252) 355-3800

Boy Scouts of America, East Carolina Council 313 Boy Scout Blvd., Kinston | (252) 933-1309

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Plain multiple locations | (252) 355-2345

Building Hope Community Life Center 309 W 9th St. | (252) 757-1927

Cancer Services of Eastern North Carolina PO Box 2844 | (252) 561-5351

Carolina Pregnancy Center 209 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 757-0003

Center for Family Violence Prevention 150 E Arlington Blvd., Suite D | (252) 758-4400

Community Crossroads Center 207 Manhattan Ave. | (252) 752-0829

Daughters of Worth Greenville | (252) 375-9712

Disability Advocates & Resource Center 702 A Johns Hopkins Dr. | (252) 355-6215

Eastern Area Health Education Center 2600 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 744-5221

Eastern Carolina Vocational Center (ECVC) 2100 N Greene St. | (252) 758-4188

Eastern NC Stop Human Trafficking Now 268 Hwy. 121/264 Alt., Farmville | (252) 814-6357

ECU Medical & Health Sciences Foundation Inc.

2200 S Charles Blvd. | (252) 328-9550

Fayza Shrine Temple #254 Greenville | (252) 916-6381

Fellowship of Christian Athletes PMB 171 - 740 SW Greenville Blvd., Suite 400 (252) 327-6341

Food Bank of Greenville 1712 Union St. | (252) 752-4996 x 2307

Greenville Choral Society (252) 412-7927

Greenville Housing Authority 1103 Broad St. | (252) 329-4004

Greenville Noon Rotary 809 Johnston St. | (252) 481-1471

Guardian ad Litem District 3A 111 S Washington St. | (252) 695-7325

Habitat for Humanity of Pitt County, Inc. 210 E 14th St., Suite D | (252) 758-2947

Heart for ENC 101 W 14th St., Suite 103 | (252) 375-5212

Humane Society of Eastern Carolina 3520 Tupper Dr. | (252) 413-7247

Junior League of Greenville, NC PO Box 2211 | (252) 814-6051

Kiwanis Club of Greenville, University City 1692 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-2760

Lucille W. Gorham Intergenerational Community Center 1100 Ward St. | (252) 328-5800

Martin Enterprises 6003 W Main St., Williamston | (252) 792-8251

Martin-Pitt Partnership for Children 111 B Eastbrook Dr. | (252) 758-8885

Mid-East Commission 1502 N Market St., Suite A, Washington (252) 946-8043

NC MedAssist 4428 Taggart Creek Rd., Charlotte (704) 536-1790

NC Stop Human Trafficking Farmville, NC | (252) 717-4961

Parents for Public Schools of Pitt County, Inc.

PO Box 2873 | (252) 227-4142

Pitt County Council on Aging, Inc. 4551 County Home Rd. | (252) 752-1717

Pitt County Girls Softball League 4799 Reedy Branch Rd., Winterville | (252) 756-2500

Pitt County Shrine Club 3100 Church St., Winterville | (252) 531-0099

RHA Health Services, LLC 500 Sean Dr. | (252) 758-1101

Riley’s Army Inc. 1410 Evans St. | (252) 702-0264

Ronald McDonald House of Eastern NC 529 Moye Blvd. | (252) 847-5435

Teach For America - Eastern North Carolina 324 Blackwell St., Durham | (919) 597-7200 x 24138

The Blood Connection 5925 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh | (423) 930-6370

The Mediation Center of Eastern Carolina 200 Eastbrook Dr., Suite A | (252) 758-0268

The Salvation Army 2337 Dickinson Ave. | (252) 756-3388

Triple P Parenting

201 Government Cir. | (252) 902-2353

True North Integrative Mental Health 102 Oakmont Dr., Suite 30 | (252) 232-4290

United Way of Pitt County 226 W 8th St. | (252) 758-1604

Uptown Greenville 408 S Evans St. | (252) 561-8400

HOME & COMMERCIAL SERVICES

Builders, Architects, Engineers Aldridge & Southerland Builders, Inc. 226 Commerce St. | (252) 756-3500

American Builders, Inc. 805 W Star St. | (252) 756-1996

C.A. Lewis, Inc. 2825 S Charles Blvd. | (252) 757-3536

Custom Building Company 1400 Industrial Blvd. | (252) 752-4220

D.R. Horton 2000 Aerial Center Pkwy., Morrisville (919) 460-2999

Dunn & Dalton Architects 401 N Heritage St., Kinston | (252) 527-1523

ECS Southeast, LLP 506 W 13th St. | (252) 215-2257

Farrior & Sons, Inc. 9571 Hwy. 264 Alt. W, Farmville (252) 753-2005

Hudson Brothers Construction Company 1450 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 353-2000

Intrepid Architecture

114 E Third St. | (252) 902-4046

JKF Architecture 625 Lynndale Ct. #F | (252) 355-1068

Kuhn Homes, LLC PO Box 31025 | (252) 205-7122

MHAworks

409 Evans St., Suite C | (252) 329-0119

Rivers & Associates., Inc. 107 E Second St. | (252) 752-4135

Stocks & Taylor Construction, Inc. 1825 Carolina Ave., Washington | (252) 975-5855

T.A. Loving 400 Patetown Rd., Goldsboro | (919) 734-8400

Terracon Consultants 314 Beacon Dr. | (252) 353-1600

The East Group 324 Evans St. | (252) 758-3746

Tipton Builders, Inc. 234 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 756-7717

Trader Construction Co. 2500 Hwy. 70 E, New Bern | (252) 633-2424

Unshakable Builders

1750 N Greene St. | (252) 814-9105

Will Kuhn Homes, LLC 2625 Charles Blvd. | (252) 321-5334

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WIMCO Corp. 2533 W 5th St., Washington | (252) 946-5175

Cleaning Services

ACC Cleaning & Restoration Greenville | (252) 830-7928

CareMaster Cleaning Systems 601 Dexter St. | (252) 756-5700

Fish Window Cleaning 2404 Charles Blvd. Suite E | (252) 565-5589

Jani-King of Raleigh/Durham

801 Jones Franklin Rd., Suite 230, Raleigh (919) 852-1555

Next Level Cleaning Services, LLC 3005 A S Memorial Dr. | (252) 228-5285

Spartan Pro Wash

110 Bishop Drive, Winterville | (252) 902-4458

Woodard Commercial Cleaners 1290 E Arlington Blvd. | (910) 441-8279

Contractors

AG’s Construction 156 Periwinkle Ln., Washington | (252) 947-2526

Atwell Exterior Services LLC. 2430 B Charles Blvd. | (252) 304-6229

B & M Roofing Contractors Rocky Mount 2841 N Church St., Rocky Mount | (252) 442-5300

BM Roofing Commercial & Industrial 1528 Evans St. | (252) 531-8161

Curtis Construction Company, Inc. 1412 Evans St. | (252) 523-1078

Edwards-Greenville 305 Easy St. | (252) 752-3180

Hendrix-Barnhill Co., Inc. 1819 Progress Rd. | (252) 752-4122

J & JR Drywall LLC 4658 Dixon Rd., Grimesland | (252) 814-6941

KDL Construction 1807 Circle Dr. | (252) 378-5395

McCord Contractors, INC 3299 Frog Level Rd. | (252) 321-2009

Service Roofing & Sheet Metal Company 107 Stanton Ct. | (252) 758-2179

Electrical, Plumbing Ease Plumbing

2020 B Stokes Rd. | (252) 242-1322

Viva Electric 2106 B Stokes Rd. | (252) 254-5871

Heating and Air Advance Mechanical, Inc. 824 W Star St. | (252) 355-9191

Delcor, Inc. 1905 Turnbury Rd. | (252) 321-8868

Eneco East LLC 103 Staton Ct. | (252) 752-3686

J & J Mechanical, Inc 1440 Hwy. 258 S, Kinston | (252) 527-3702

Piedmont Service Group

4640 North Creek Dr. | (252) 355-5051

Roland Black Heating & Cooling 2106 B Stokes Rd. | (252) 242-4321

Home Improvement and Building Supplies

American Stairs

108 Staton Ct. | (772) 286-2082

Anderson Truss Company, Inc. 7098 NC 11 S, Ayden | (252) 746-7726

Budget Blinds 3078 Hwy. 24, Newport | (252) 247-3355

Carpetland Flooring Express, Kitchen and Bath 4125 Old Tar Rd., Winterville | (252) 689-6260

D & J Distributors

105 Trade St. | (252) 355-3350

Floor Coverings International - Coastal Plains NC 764 W Firetower Rd. Suite 113, Winterville (252) 351-2680

Garris-Evans Lumber Co., Inc. 701 W 14th St. | (252) 752-2106

Greenville ACE Hardware 2098 E Firetower Rd. | (252) 756-4600

Home Builders Supply Company 2000 Dickinson Ave. | (252) 758-4151

Patio and Hearth Shop 1901 Charles Blvd. | (252) 756-1346

Salt Wood Products, Inc. 3016 Jones Park Rd. | (252) 830-8875

Seegars Fence Company 3430 Tupper Dr. | (252) 757-1265

Servepro of Pitt/Greene Counties 685 Parcel St. | (252) 329-7205

Home Services

24 Restore 3060 Old NC 11, Winterville | (252) 561-7867

Aerus of Greenville NC 1902 A Charles Blvd. | (252) 756-6711

CareMaster Cleaning Systems 601 Dexter St. | (252) 756-5700

Complete Filtration Services Inc. 425 Mill St. | (252) 717-3218

Crawl Space Pro 2296 Edgewater Dr., Winterville | (252) 320-8875

Home Inspection Professionals - H.I.P. 606 N B St., Bridgeton | (800) 553-8876

Speciality FDR 2139 Wilson Farm Ln. | (252) 531-1829

Williams Fire & Sprinkler Co., Inc. 14677 US Hwy 64 W., Williamston | (252) 792-8196

Interior Design

Coastal Fog/Signature Jordan 330 Evans St. | (252) 347-2632

JAK Kitchen and Bath 113 W Firetower Rd. Suite H | (252) 265-2436

J. Morgan Design Associates, Inc. 906 Moye Blvd. | (252) 756-4289

Makerspace of Greenville 102 Staton Ct., Suite E | (252) 565-8178

Landscaping and Lawn Care

Eastern Turf Maintenance 764 W Fire Tower Rd., Suite 115, Winterville (919) 332-4641

LEO Land Management LLC 1468 Canter Way, Ayden | (252) 414-7477

L.R. Griffin & Associates, Inc. PO Box 3588 | (252) 717-9396

Moving and Storage

Two Men and a Truck

4315 Sapphire Ct. | (252) 353-2636

iLockStorage

1640 Allen Rd. | (252) 347-0826

Painting

Inner Banks Paint & Decorating 2025 A Eastgate Dr. | (252) 758-7775

McGowan Painting 874 B Mumford Rd. | (252) 329-8343

Pest Control

Clegg’s Termite & Pest Control, Inc. PO Box 758 | (252) 752-5175

Mosquito Joe of Eastern North Carolina 6207 Reedy Branch Rd., Winterville | (252) 429-1342

Pestech of Greenville 597 Alma Dr., Winterville | (252) 353-4760

Pool and Supplies

Elite Pools Spas & Hardscapes, Inc. 1842 Progress Rd. | (252) 689-6557

Greenville Pool & Supply Co. 3730 Charles Blvd. | (252) 355-7121

Security Systems

JTEK Customs of North Carolina LLC 2318 Doc Loftin Rd., Ayden | (252) 883-3943

LODGING

Affordable Suites of America 101 Dansey Rd. | (252) 355-5717

Best Western Plus Suites-Greenville 2310 NE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 752-2378

Candlewood Suites 1055 Waterford Commons Dr. | (252) 317-3000

Comfort Inn & Suites

3212 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 355-4283

Country Inn & Suites by Radisson 3900 S Memorial Dr., Winterville | (252) 355-0070

Courtyard By Marriott 2225 Stantonsburg Rd. | (252) 329-2900

Hampton Inn Greenville 305 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 355-7400

Hilton Garden Inn 421 Evans St. | Coming Soon

Hilton Greenville 207 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 355-5000

Holiday Inn 203 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 355-8300

Holiday Inn Express 909 Moye Blvd. | (252) 754-8300

Quality Inn

821 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 758-5544

Residence Inn by Marriott Greenville 1820 W 5th St. | (252) 364-8999

River & Twine - A Tiny House Hotel 24 E Elm St., Rocky Mount | (252) 904-4731

REAL ESTATE Apartments

33 East Apartments 3305 E 10th St. | (252) 497-8700

904 West 904 Grabriel Dr. | (909) 932-6585

Bradbury Place at Lynndale 3863 Dunhagan Rd. | (252) 818-7030

Jim Blount Properties

The Chelsea - 2nd Floor | (252) 916-0481

Legacy At Firetower 611 Legacy Ct., Winterville | (252) 215-2233

Meridian Park 2707 Meridian Dr. | (252) 321-1948

Pointe at Wimbledon - Synco Properties 1530 Wimbledon Dr. | (252) 355-4648

Proximity at 10th 306 E 10th St. | (252) 351-8416

Russell Property Management, LLC 106 Regency Blvd. | (252) 329-7368

Southgate Apartments - Synco Properties 14 A Merry Ln. | (252) 756-5067

Summer Green Apartments 3150 Boardwalk Ln. | (252) 355-4499

Synco Properties 1530 Wimbledon Dr. | (252) 355-4648

The Berkeley at Medford Pointe 3400 Briarcliff Dr. | (252) 689-6440

The Boundary at West End 630 Cotanche St. | (252) 931-8015

The Eastern on Tenth 2301 E 10th St. | (252) 375-3434

The Heritage at Arlington Apartments 2700 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 565-8939

The Madison Apartments 2189 Hyde Dr. | (252) 756-4647

Waterford Place Apartment Homes 2792 Stantonsburg Rd. | (252) 757-0079

Willow Spring Apartments 700 Spring Forest Rd. | (252) 321-3669

Young Management, Inc. 1804 Bradford Dr. | (252) 321-8350

Business Centers and Co-working Communities Nucleus Uptown 509 Evans St. | (252) 228-5008

Mortgage Loans

Alcova Mortgage 1021 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 439-0500

AnnieMac Home Mortgage 502 B Red Banks Rd. | (252) 917-5150

Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group 1702 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 916-2014

Unshakable Builders

1750 N Greene St. | (252) 814-9105

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage 820 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 214-6226

Real Estate Firms

Aldridge & Southerland Realtors 226 Commerce St. | (252) 756-3500

Andy Piner & Associates, LLC 625 Lynndale Ct. | (252) 752-1010

Bill Clark Homes of Greenville, LLC 200 Arlington Blvd., Suite A | (252) 355-5805

BrodyCo, Inc. 530 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 353-2141

Camesha Brown, Keller Williams Points East Realtor 102 E Arlington Blvd. | (803) 235-0534

Cartrette Companies 625 Lynndale Ct. | (252) 756-2920

CENTURY 21 The Realty Group 1420 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 355-7800

Clark - Branch Realtors, Inc. 200 E Arlington Blvd., Suite R | (252) 355-2000

Coastal Plains Associations of REALTORS, Inc. 1645 E Arlington Blvd. Suite A | (252) 355-2197

Coastal Rivers Realty 239 West Main St. | (252) 945-3030

Coldwell Banker Coastal Rivers Realty 239 W Main St., Washington | (252) 975-8010 610 D Old Tar Rd., Winterville | (252) 321-5200

Eastern Trust Real Estate Co., LLC 708 Cromwell Dr. | (252) 689-6100

Emerald City Realtors 106 E 4th St. | (252) 702-9540

Evans Properties 1128 S Evans St. | (252) 830-3900

Garris-Corbin Properties LLC 1420 E Arlington Blvd., Suite B | (252) 413-8059

Haystack Realty Group 919 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 717-5417

Jade Realty 700 B S Memorial Dr. | (252) 304-5233

Jimmy Register-Century 21 Realty Group 1420 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 347-6857

Keller Williams Realty - Points East 102 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 355-6000

Kittrell & Armstrong, LLC 2815 Charles Blvd., Suite B | (252) 355-0088

Kristie Harrison Homes 2625 Charles Blvd. | (252) 902-6850

NC Real Estate by Mercy

3184 Streamside Ln., Winterville | (252) 412-7361

Off Road Realty, LLC

121 Robin Rd. | (252) 864-1099

Pirate Properties, LLC

380 Windmill Dr., Winterville | (252) 702-1060

Rawl & Associates 521 Cotanche St. | (252) 758-2525

Realty One Group Aspire 915 E Fire Tower Rd., Suite 102, Winterville (252) 565-1875

Rob Hall Realty

620 F Red Banks Rd. | (252) 877-4747

Rocky Mount Mills 1143 Falls Rd., Rocky Mount | (919) 744-3576

Russell Property Management, LLC 106 Regency Blvd. | (252) 329-7368

Sarah Weir Group 408 S Evans St. | (252) 412-5050

Taft Family Ventures 2217 Stantonsburg Rd. | (252) 752-7101

Tami Lynn Home Team 102 E Arlington Blvd. | 252) 367-0268

The Liz Freeman Team at Re/Max Preferred Realty 3208 Charles Blvd. | (252) 439-4000

The Overton Group, LLC

401 W 1st St. | (252) 355-7006

Ward Holdings LLC 101 W 14th St., Suite 21 | (252) 355-7993

RECREATION

Gymnastics and Cheer Lessons

FAME All Stars 5162 Corey Rd., Winterville | (252) 321-0404

Entertainment Attractions

Anger Management

625 Clark St. | (252) 341-2496

Sawyer’s Fun Park 5120 Corey Rd., Winterville | (252) 689-6401

Down East Wood Ducks 400 E Grainger Ave., Kinston | (252) 686-5170

Rocky Mount Event Center

285 NE Main St., Rocky Mount | (252) 231-3490

Stumpy’s Hatchet House

816 Dickinson Ave. | (252) 751-0300

Sylvan Heights Bird Park

500 Sylvan Heights Park Way, Scotland Neck (252) 826-3186

Museums

Eastern Carolina Village & Farm Museum 1840-1940 4570 County Home Rd. | (252) 756-5432

Greenville Museum of Art 802 S Evans St. | (252) 758-1946

Pitt County Arts Council at Emerge 404 S Evans St. | (252) 551-6947

North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

729 Dickinson Ave. | (252) 364-2862

Musical Entertainment

R.A. Fountain 6754 E. Wilson St., Fountain (252) 373-3248

Recreation Centers

Baywood Racquet Club 471 Baywood Dr., Winterville | (252) 756-6262

ECU Campus Recreation & Wellness 128 Student Recreation Center | (252) 328-1572

South Greenville Recreation Center 851 Howell St. | (252) 329-4549

Sports

Brook Valley Country Club

311 Oxford Rd. | (252) 751-1960

Cypress Landing

100 Marina Dr., Chocowinity | (252) 975-3255

Greenville Country Club 216 Country Club Dr. | (252) 756-1237

Greenville Little Leagues 1416 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 341-5680

Greenville United Football Club Greenville | (540) 454-5088

Pitt-Greenville Soccer Association, Inc. 5328 NC 43 S | (252) 531-8040

SALON AND SPA SERVICES

Alexander Paul Institute of Hair Design 1011 Charles Blvd., Suite A | (252) 830-5536

Alive Wellness, PLLC 509 Evans St. | (252) 228-5505

Beauty Bar Medispa 1021 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 752-1406

LaVida Massage of Greenville 3040 S Evans St. | (252) 756-8900

On Flow Hair Studio

250 H Easy St. | (848) 237-9637

Opulent Hydrations

740 SE Greenville Blvd., Suite 400-121 (252) 999-2602

Pirate Cryo 1540 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 327-0606

Shave on Fifth at Coffman’s 505 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 999-0133

Tan N Bed 2803 Evans St. | (252) 353-5400

Vaz Permanent Makeup Studio & Academy 3701 Charles Blvd., Suite 112 | (252) 999-3455

SHOPPING

Adam & Eve

337 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-8085

Aerus of Greenville NC 1902 A Charles Blvd. | (252) 756-6711

Agri Supply 4500 Martin Luther King Jr. Hwy. | (252) 752-3999

Appogee LLC 418 Evans St. | (877) 277-6433

Apricot Lane Boutique 518 SE Greenville Blvd., Suite I | (434) 390-8820

Artisans Decorative Accessories & Fine Gifts 150 Plaza Dr. | (252) 353-8008

Auto Audio Plus 300 B SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 756-6654

Bailey’s Fine Jewelry, Inc. 511 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 353-3434

Balloons By Kylee balloonsbykylee.com | (252) 814-1149

Batteries Plus Bulbs Greenville/New Bern/Morehead City 740 SE Greenville Blvd., Suite 500 A (252) 353-8143

Bins4Wins 3700 S Memorial Dr.

Blue Ox Games, LLC 2713 E 10th St. | (252) 695-6442

Bostic Sugg Furniture Company 2115 E Fire Tower Rd. | (252) 758-2513

Catalog Connection 210 E 5th St. | (252) 758-8612

Coffman’s Men’s Wear 505 Red Banks Rd., Suite A | (252) 756-8237

D& J Distributors 105 Trade St. | (252) 355-3350

Factory Mattress & Bedrooms 730 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 355-2626

Fleet Feet 709 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 353-3338

Greenville Ace Hardware 2098 E Fire Tower Rd. | (252) 756-4600

Greenville Mall

714 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 756-1748

Greenville Marine & Sport Center, Inc. 3600 NE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 758-5938

Greenville TV & Appliance 200 E Greenville Blvd. | (252) 756-2616

Healthwise Pharmacy 615 B S Memorial Dr. | (252) 752-0338

The Holistic Company of Greenville 501 Evans St. | (252) 904-9248

It’s So Wright 801 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 493-0000

Jefferson’s 310 W 9th St. | (252) 355-5600

Jenni K. Handcrafted Jewelry 727 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 355-6714

Lautares Jewelers, Inc. 640 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-0083

Maleku Jewelry and Studio 684 C E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-8373

McCabe’s Costumes PO Box 694, Winterville | (252) 295-7691

Painted Peacock 631 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 758-1100

Patio and Hearth Shop 1901 Charles Blvd. | (252) 756-1346

Pink a Lilly Pulitzer Signature Store 505 B Red Banks Rd. | (252) 355-6910

Play It Again Sports 890 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 353-4344

Postal Annex 2120 E Fire Tower Rd. | (252) 689-6920

Robinson Jewelers 633 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 321-7000

Sam’s Club

4240 Winterville Pkwy., Winterville (252) 439-0400

Simple & Sentimental, LLC 150 E Firetower Rd., Winterville | (336) 970-9281

Sound Feet Shoes 119 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 756-8806

The Big Vape Theory LLC

2800 E 10th St., Suite 102 | (252) 689-6021

The Farmer’s Daughter

1901 E Firetower Rd., Unit 100 | (252) 751-0171

The Holistic Company of Greenville 501 Evans St. | (252) 904-9248

UniFirst Corporation

821 S Church St., Rocky Mount | (252) 977-1445

University Book Exchange, Inc. 516 S Cotanche St. | (252) 758-2616

University PC Care 1909 F E Fire Tower Rd. | (252) 558-1280

UNX - CHRISTEYNS, LLC

707 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-8616

Village Pawn 2194 S Evans St. | (252) 756-9988 2905 E 10th | (252) 758-5976

Wal-Mart

210 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 355-2441 4600 E 10th St. | (252) 917-6286

Wild Birds Unlimited 518 A SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 493-0340

Wildflower Florist 518 SE Greenville Blvd., Suite F | (252) 367-8626

Cellular Services

Cellular Sales Verizon Authorized Retailer 4411 E 10th St. | (252) 329-0976

EZ Wireless

1725 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 561-8181 694 E Wilson St., Farmville | (252) 753-8181

U.S. Cellular 207 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 439-8444

Verizon Business 305 SE Greenville Blvd. | (910) 787-4241

Victra

1451 Thomas Langston Rd., Winterville (919) 948-7500

Convenience Stores

Duck Thru Food Stores multiple locations | (252) 332-2131

Fuel Doc multiple locations | (252) 446-9883

Pitt County Mart 4787 NC Hwy. 11 N, Bethel | (252) 758-5397

Insurance

AAA of the Carolinas 913 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 321-5240

AARP North Carolina 5511 Capitol Center Dr., Suite 400 | (919) 274-2598

Anchor Insurance Agencies 4052 E S Memorial Dr. | (252) 756-1700

Blue Cross-Blue Shield of NC 4613 University Dr., Durham | (919) 765-4107

Connect-Business Solutions 3483 S Evans St., Suite A | (252) 717-2648

Cory Kennedy State Farm 1109 Charles Blvd. | (252) 752-6680

DKL Services LLC 740 SE Greenville Blvd., Suite 200 | (252) 999-7288

Friday Health Plans

Pitt County | (980) 322-4301

First State Insurance Advisors 1635 E Arlington Blvd., Suite B | (252) 917-8822

Nationwide Insurance - Walker & Associates 104 W Fire Tower Rd., Suite A, Winterville (252) 752-8821

Polly Piland - State Farm Insurance 1160 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-8886

Robinson and Stith Insurance

1702 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 321-0429

Sound Partners 1105 Corporate Dr., Suite A | (252) 756-7721

State Farm Insurance Company - Cassius Williams 3105 A S Evans St. | (252) 355-2461

State Farm, Chris Godley Agent 1860 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 364-8940

Steele Insurance 1020 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 317-2845

Superior Insurance of Greenville 703 SE Greenville Blvd., #120 | (252) 375-3210

The Gavigan Agency 2424 Charles Blvd. | (252) 756-1400

Towne Insurance Agency 105 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 752-6186

Truist Insurance Services, Inc. 543 S Evans St. | (252) 752-3388

Southern Insurance Agency, A Towne Insurance Agency 105 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 321-2110

Weatherly Insurance Agency, Inc 204 E Arlington Blvd., Suite A | (252) 756-9900

Winterville Insurance Agency, Inc. 2621 Railroad St., Winterville | (252) 355-8889

Nurseries and Farms

Lewis Nursery and Farms, Inc. 3500 NC Hwy. 133, Rocky Mount | (910) 675-2394

Office Supplies and Equipment, IT Adobe 345 Park Ave., San Jose, CA

ADP - Bonnie Scales Greenville | (252) 413-8834

Carolina IT Group 740 Greenville Blvd. Suite 400-374 | (252) 227-0491

Carraway Office Solutions 2600 E 10th St. | (252) 752-4661

Catapult 3020 W Arrowood Rd., Charlotte | (704) 522-8011

Computer Peripheral Unlimited 204 E Arlington Blvd., Suite M | (252) 752-3458

CopyPro, Inc./Savin 3103 Landmark St. | (252) 756-3175

GOECO 2602 W Vernon Ave., Kinston | (919) 731-2308

Rehabilitation Management, Inc. 9147 Reeps Grove Church Rd., Vale | (704) 996-3020

Spain Telecom, LLC 3011 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 353-2006

Staples Connect 600 E Greenville Blvd. | (252) 355-4093

Systel Business Equipment 205 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-5716

Taff Office Equipment Company 226 W 8th St. | (252) 752-2175

University PC Care, Inc. 1909 F E Fire Tower Rd. | (252) 558-1280

Photography

ASAP Photo & Camera 3701 Charles Blvd. | (252) 321-8888

Coastal Photography 740 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 714-1878 Lighthouse Visuals, LLC 1610 E Berkley Rd. | (252) 902-4331

RTurn Product Photography LLC 2120 Firetower Rd., #107-183 | (252) 802-0684

TapSnap 1143 122 Silver Creek Landing Rd., Swansboro (252) 522-5255

Specialty Advertising, Marketing

252 Buzz 1704 W Berkley Rd. | (252) 917-1563

AccuLink 1055 SW Greenville Blvd. | (252) 321-5805

Action Advertising, Inc. 300 E Arlington Blvd., Suite 8 | (252) 756-8655

Clarence Web Design 3100 Gordon Dr. | (252) 320-9764

Curtis Media Group 2929 Radio Station Rd. | (815) 793-5795

Datagroup Technologies, Inc. 100 Fox Haven Dr. | (252) 329-1382

ENC Community Magazine 209 Commerce St. | (252) 558-2331

FASTSIGNS of Greenville 2294 A County Home Rd. | (252) 364-8745

HighClick Media 100 Fox Haven Dr. | (252) 814-2150

Igoe Creative 1694 A E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 355-8181

Ingage Advertising Agency 3011 S Memorial Dr. Suite 3 | (252) 751-1717

Inner Banks Media, LLC 1884 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 355-1037

Lamar Advertising Company 516 English Rd., Rocky Mount | (252) 314-3550

Madison Downing Public Affairs Greenville | (252) 571-3466

Morgan Printers, Inc. 4120 Bayswater Rd., Winterville | (252) 355-5588

OptSus Marketing 2876 Sunny Side Rd. | (828) 479-5663

PIP Marketing Signs Print 3185 Moseley Dr. | (252) 355-1636

Red Shark Digital 700 B Cromwell Dr. | (252) 751-9200

Signsmith, Inc. 1709 Evans St. | (252) 752-4321

A4 Media 2120 W Arlington Blvd. | (844) 874-7558

The Daily Reflector 1150 Sugg Pkwy. | (252) 329-9500

Two Oceans Digital 1150 Sugg Pkwy. | (252) 329-9558

WCTI-12

1915 E Fire Tower Rd., Suite 106, Winterville (252) 756-7115

Web Badger 1458 Abbott Farm Rd., Ayden | (252) 531-0099

WITN-TV 275 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 439-7777

WNCT-TV

3221 S Evans St. | (252) 355-8500

Telecommunication

Constant Connection

Greenville | (252) 347-6547

Conterra Networks Greenville | (214) 799-2304

LBA Group, Inc. 3400 Tupper Dr. | (252) 757-0279

ONE SOURCE Communications LLC 1655 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 931-0222

Spain Telecom 3011 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 353-2006

Verizon Business 305 SE Greenville Blvd. | (919) 787-4241

Travel Agencies

AAA Carolinas 913 Red Banks Rd. | (252) 321-5240

Chamber Discoveries 6980 N Port Washington Rd. Glendale, WI (404) 502-8581

Worldwide Journey Vacations 2362 Vicky Ln. | (252) 702-4156

Veterinarians and Pet Services

Carolina Pet Crematory 601 D Country Club Dr. | (252) 752-9121

Pitt County K9 Academy 650 E Fire Tower Rd., Suite D, Winterville (252) 341-1373 x 2

UTILITIES

City Hall 200 W 5th St. | (252) 329-2489

GFL Environmental 415 Staton Rd. | (252) 752-1997

GUC Express 509 SE Greenville Blvd. | (844) 254-0908

Cable, Television, Phone MetroNet 3701 Communications Way, Evansville, IN (812) 213-1338

Optimum 2120 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-5677

Electricity, Gas, Water & Sewer Blount Petroleum 1110 N Memorial Dr. | (252) 758-7500

Daughtridge Oil Co. of Greenville 1901 Charles Blvd. Suite 700 | (252) 756-1345

Duke Energy Progress 2637 Gum Branch Rd. | (800) 452-2777

ElectriCities of North Carolina 1427 Meadow Wood Blvd., Raleigh (919) 760-6363

Greenville Utilities Commission 401 S Greene St. | (252) 752-7166

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

CPG Staffing 2235 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 689-6640

Executive Personnel Group 1909 E Fire Tower Rd., Suite H | (252) 321-2024

Express Employment Professionals 300 D W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 443-1199 841 S Wesleyan Blvd., Rocky Mount | (252) 443-1199

Holden Temporaries, Inc. 614 B Country Club Dr. | (252) 353-4466

Manpower

3110 S Evans St. | (252) 756-3345

NC Works Career Center - Pitt County 3101 Bismarck St. | (252) 355-9067

Nease Personnel 1706 B E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 756-5820

Pitt Community College Small Business Center 3107 S Memorial Dr. | (252) 493-7541

Roebuck Staffing 300 E Arlington Blvd., Suite 3A | (252) 364-8700

The Chason Group (404) 735-0540

U.S. Army Recruiting 103 E Arlington Blvd. | (252) 752-2908

CONSULTING

AmeriHealth Caritas 1876 W Arlington Blvd. | (252) 751-5243

Behavior Consultation and Psychological Services 3851 Dunhagan Rd., Suite 102 | (252) 751-0518

Effective Learning for Growth 101 Evanswood Dr. | (252) 258-4698

Game Plan 220 Cotanche St. | (252) 227-4363

Maxmia Services 3219 Landmark St., Suite 3B | (252) 305-3566

Mial Wide Coaching and Consulting, LLC 107 Sir Walter Dr. | (919) 590-5061

Mint Professional Services, LLC 3037 Edward Ct. B, Winterville | (910) 939-8330

NCDHHS - Vocational Rehabilitation Department

101 Fox Haven Dr. | (252) 830-8560

TeamLogic IT

740 SE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 347-0130

The Center for Science Technology and Leadership Development 7449 N Main St., Bethel | (252) 818-0020

Transworld Business Advisors 100 E 4th St. | (252) 777-3098

ZenBusiness 702 San Antonio St., Austin, TX | (844) 493-6249

MANUFACTURING

Attindas Hygiene Partners 1029 Old Creek Rd. | (252) 830-7519

Avient

5750 NE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 707-5300

Catalent 1240 Sugg Pkwy. | (252) 752-3800

DENSO Manufacturing NC, Inc. 1125 Sugg Pkwy. | (252) 754-1000

East Energy Renewables 3730 N Main St., Farmville | (202) 350-0350

Fuji Silysia Chemical USA, LTD. 1215 Sugg Pkwy. | (252) 413-0003

Grady-White Boats, Inc. 5121 Martin Luther King, Jr. Hwy. | (252) 752-2111

Grover Gaming 3506 NE Greenville Blvd. | (252) 329-7900

H&A Scientific, Inc. 105 A Regency Blvd. | (252) 752-4315

Hyster-Yale Group 5200 Martin Luther King, Jr. Hwy. | (252) 931-5100

Janus Development Group, Inc 308 W Arlington Blvd., Suite 300 | (252) 551-9042

Penco Products 1820 Stonehenge Dr. | (800) 562-1000

SPM Machine Works, Inc. 4721 Old NC 11, Ayden | (252) 746-1229

The P&A Group, LLC 1413 S Evans St., Suite E | (252) 329-8881

Thermo Fisher Scientific 5900 Martin Luther King, Jr. Hwy. | (252) 758-3436

Logistics

TES Logistics 405 Industrial Blvd. | (252) 752-1515

Tradewind Logisitics

Farmville | (919) 731-2735

Products, Services

Coastal AgroBusiness, Inc. 112 Staton Rd. | (252) 756-1126

North State Steel, Inc. 1010 W Gum Road | (252) 830-8884

Nutrien 1530 NC Hwy. 306 S., Aurora | (252) 322-8222

Pilot John International 2408 Charles Blvd., Suite 3 | (252) 585-4553

Purilum 967 Woodridge Park Rd. | (252) 931-8020

Reddick Equipment Company Inc. 1909 W Main St., Williamston | (252) 792-1191

Signature Seasonings 3254 NC 102 E, Ayden | (252) 746-1001

TriEst Ag Group, Inc. 1101 Industrial Blvd. | (252) 758-4263

City of Greenville

200 W 5th St.

Greenville, NC 27858

Phone: (252) 329-2489 greenvillenc.gov

Pitt County

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Greenville-ENC Alliance

417 Cotanche St. Greenville, NC 27858

Phone: (252) 751-6024 encalliance.com

Pitt County Economic Development

1717 W 5th St. Greenville, NC 27834

Phone: (252) 902-1000 pittcountync.gov

111 S Washington St. PO Box 837 Greenville, NC 27834 Phone: (252) 902-2075 growpittcountync.com

Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce

Greenville-Pitt County Convention & Visitors Bureau

302 S Greene St. Greenville, NC 27834

Phone: (252) 752-4101 greenvillenc.org

Pitt County Schools

417 Cotanche St., Suite 100 Greenville, NC 27834

Phone: (252) 329-4200 visitgreenvillenc.com

1717 W 5th St. Greenville, NC 27834

Phone: (252) 830-4200 pitt.k12.nc.us

SCHOOLS

Public Schools

A.G Cox Middle (6-8) (252) 756-3105

Ayden Elementary (K-5) (252) 746-2121

Ayden Middle (6-8) (252) 746-3672

Ayden-Grifton High (9-12) (252) 746-4183

Belvoir Elementary (K-5) (252) 752-6365

Bethel School (K-8) (252) 825-3801

C.M. Eppes Middle (6-8) (252) 757-2160

Chicod School (K-8) (252) 746-6742

Creekside Elementary (K-5) (252) 353-5253

D.H. Conley High (9-12) (252) 756-3440

E.B. Aycock Middle (6-8) (252) 756-4181

Eastern Elementary (K-5) (252) 758-4813

Elmhurst Elementary (K-5) (252) 756-0180

Falkland Elementary (K-5) (252) 752-7820

Farmville Central High (9-12) (252) 753-5138

Farmville Middle (6-8) (252) 753-2116

G.R. Whitfield (K-8) (252) 752-6614

Grifton School (K-8) (252) 524-5141

H.B. Sugg Elementary (K-2) (252) 753-2671

Hope Middle (6-8) (252) 355-7071

Innovation Early College High School (9-12) (252) 737-3860

J.H. Rose High (9-12) (252) 321-3640

Lakeforest Elementary (K-5) (252) 756-3941

North Pitt High (9-12) (252) 825-0054

Northwest Elementary (K-5) (252) 752-6329

Pactolus School (K-8) (252) 752-6941

Pitt County Schools Early College High School (252) 493-7821

Ridgewood Elementary (K-5) (252) 355-7879

Sam D. Bundy Elementary (3-5) (252) 753-2013

South Central High (9-12) (252) 321-3232

South Greenville Elementary (K-5) (252) 756-7004

Stokes School (K-8) (252) 752-6907

W.H. Robinson Elementary (K-5) (252) 756-3707

Wahl-Coates Elementary (K-5) (252) 752-2514

Wellcome Middle (6-8) (252) 752-5938

Wintergreen Intermediate (3-5) (252) 355-2411

Wintergreen Primary (K-2) (252) 353-5270

Private Schools

Arendell Parrott Academy (K-12) Kinston, NC (252) 522-4222

John Paul II Catholic High School (9-12) (252) 215-1224

Opendoor School (Preschool-4th Grade) (252) 321-1163

Saint Peter Catholic School (PreK (3)-8) (252) 752-3529

The Oakwood School (PreK-12) (252) 931-0760

Third Street Education Center (Up to K) (252) 931-0760

Walton Academy (K-5) (252) 375-8737

Higher Education & Trade Schools

Alexander Paul Institute of Hair Design (252) 830-5536

East Carolina School of Real Estate (252) 364-2999

East Carolina University

(252) 328-6131

NC Driving School (252) 321-6700

Pitt Community College (252) 493-7200

Childcare & Learning Centers

Children’s World Learning Center (Up to K) (252) 465-3405

Play Date, Inc. (252) 321-8055

Image by Aaron Hines, City of Greenville Photographer

AYDEN

Population: 5,163 Town Hall: (252) 481-5817 ayden.com

GREENVILLE

Population: 94,822 Town Hall: (252) 752-4101 greenvillenc.gov

BETHEL

Population: 1,617 Town Hall: (252) 818-0891 bethelnc.org

GRIFTON

Population: 2,782 Town Hall: (252) 524-5168 grifton.com

FALKLAND

Population: 96 Town Hall: (252) 757-3787

GRIMESLAND

Population: 446 Town Hall: (252) 752-6337 grimesland.org

FOUNTAIN Population: 435 Town Hall: (252) 749-2881

WINTERVILLE

Population: 10,095 Town Hall: (252) 756-2221 wintervillenc.com

FARMVILLE

Population: 4,903 Town Hall: (252) 753-5774 farmvillenc.gov

SIMPSON

Population: 488 Town Hall: (252) 757-1430 villageofsimpsonnc.com

Magazine Editor

Lauren Phillips

Copy

Editor

Lauren Phillips, Igoe Creative, Inc. & Chamber Staff

Design & Layout

Igoe Creative, Inc.

Cover Photography

Aaron Hines, City of Greenville

Printer

Morgan Printers, Inc.

Sales Representatives Chamber Staff

For more information about Greenville-Pitt County, contact:

Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce 302 S Greene St. Greenville, NC 27834

Phone: (252) 752-4101 | Email: lauren@greenvillenc.org www.greenvillenc.org

NEED MORE INFORMATION?

Chances are you might find what you need by visiting the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce’s website.

At greenvillenc.org, visitors can find community and Chamber information. Site users can access a community job bank, community discounts and Chamber events.

ADVERTISE IN GLIMPSE

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Along with the thousands of copies distributed around the community, the pass-along value of Glimpse magazine will provide tremendous exposure for advertisers.

For advertising rates and opportunities, please contact the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce by phone at (252) 752-4101 or by email at lauren@greenvillenc.org.

This publication was created and produced by the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce. While all efforts have been taken to assure accuracy of all information herein, the Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of Commerce accepts no responsibility for omission or errors.

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Bill Clark Homes billclarkhomes.com

Champions Health & Fitness championsofgreenville.com

Children’s World Learning Center cwlcnc.com

Children’s Health Services, P.A. childrenshealthservices.org

City of Greenville greenvillenc.gov

Coastal Photography coastal-photography.com

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Cypress Landing cypresslanding.com

Dogwood State Bank dogwoodstatebank.com

East Carolina University ecu.edu

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Eastern Radiologists easternrad.com

ECU Health ecuhealth.org

Emerald City Realtors emeraldcityrealtors.com

Grady-White Boats, Inc. gradywhite.com

Greene County Health Care gchcinc.org

Greenville - ENC Alliance encalliance.com

Greenville-Pitt County Convention & Visitors Bureau visitgreenvillenc.com

Greenville Utilities Commission guc.com

Hyster-Yale Group hyster-yale.com

Igoe Creative goigoecreative.com

It’s So Wright itssowright.com

KDL Construction LLC kdlconstructionllc.com

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Kinetic Physical Threapy & Wellness kineticptgreenville.com

Morgan Printers, Inc. morganprinters.com

Parents for Public Schools of Pitt County ppspittcounty.org

Physicians East physicianseast.com

Pitt Community College pittcc.edu

Pitt County pittcountync.gov

Pitt County Economic Development growpittcountync.com

Pitt County Schools pitt.k12.nc.us

Pitt-Greenville Airport flypgv.com

Reality One Group Aspire realtyonegroupaspire.com

Sawyer’s Fun Park sawyersfunpark.com

Southern Bank southernbank.com

Spartan Pro Wash spartanprowash.com

The Big Vape Theory thebigvapetheory.com

Towne Bank townebank.com

Triple P Parenting Program triplep-parenting.com

Thermo Fisher Scientific thermofisher.com Victra victra.com

Young Professionals of Pitt County ypofpitt.org

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