Eastern Carolina families with relatives in Jamaica can only sit back, wait and worry as Hurricane Ivan hits the island.
Greenville resident Trevor Smith, who's from Jamaica, says his wife and two young children still live there. Smith says he phoned them Friday morning and says they told him everybody is worried. Genera Smith, who is also from Jamaica, is terribly concerned for relatives. Regardless of what type of devastation Ivan brings to Jamaica, the Smith's believe the island will rebuild.
Current Conditions
Most Viewed
- Armed Robbery At Greenville Gas Station
- Body Pulled From Pond In Plymouth
- Highway Patrol Sergeant Charged With Assaulting Wife
- FIRST ON WITN: Intruder Smashes Hole, Cracks Open Safe At Stokes Post Office
- Animal Rights Group Protests Walmart Pork Producers
- Blue Jeans Now Allowed At Beaufort County Schools
- FIRST ON WITN: Fatal Hit & Run Suspect Makes First Appearance
- Lejeune Marine's Death On Deployment Under Investigation
- Onslow Investigators: Autopsy Shows Infant Suffered Previous Abuse
- House Votes To Cut Food Stamps
Most Commented
powered by Disqus
Click one of the pictures below to see more or to upload your own photos and videos.
Sunrise at the Field
Good Morning Atlantic Beach
Oregon Inlet Sunrise
Oregon Inlet Sunrise
Storm Rolling into Colerain
Sunrise over Swanquarter
Upload your images, or browse our other albums.
Special Sections
Search inventory from local dealers and private sellers.
Two minutes of info from local businesses.
Save 50% from local merchants.
Making Mom's Life Easier in Eastern Carolina.
Video tours to help you find your next apartment.
THE place to buy and sell items. Most ads free.
All Blogs
WITN
275 E. Arlington Blvd. Greenville, NC 27858 252-439-7777
275 E. Arlington Blvd. Greenville, NC 27858 252-439-7777
Gray Television, Inc. - Copyright © 2002-2013 - Designed by Gray Digital Media - Powered by Clickability
User Agent: CCBot/2.0 - 1009781
