All of the experiments follow a takeout theme, meaning the experiments use recycled materials from your home after we spent so much time there the past year.
Visual Arts teacher Michael P. Wells and his coworkers want to help take the edge off with a tune their students can listen to ahead of their end-of-grade tests.
The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Hope for the Warriors in Jacksonville is expanding its mental health services to include active-duty service members.
The Junior League of Greenville is hosting various fundraisers this week to coincide with National Volunteer Week and their mission of serving the community.
Brent Lubbock, the Director of Operations and Development at the park, appeared on WITN News at Sunrise Thursday morning to show off the park’s newest members: two Coscoroba cygnet swans.
Madeline Safrit with the Special Olympics of North Carolina says because of the COVID-19 pandemic, they have adjusted the event to meet health protocols by state and local health officials.
Culinary Arts Program Chair/Instructor Jeff Yourdon appeared on WITN News at Sunrise Tuesday morning to share some at-home recipes you can make while you cheer from your couch.
As your holiday plans are cancelled or altered because of the pandemic, Dr. Ashley Britton, an assistant clinical professor at ECU’s Brody School of Medicine, is reminding us all to be compassionate to ourselves and others.
Dudley’s Dream Vacations is launching “Christmas Smiles,” an operation to collect as many toys as they can this holiday season for the Ronald McDonald House of Eastern North Carolina.
Ms. Covey Denton and the science kids came on WITN News at Sunrise to demonstrate some experiments that are easy and fun to do with your kids over the next couple of days.
If you are looking for ways to still ring in the holiday safely at home, Covey Denton and the science kids have some ideas to bring some spooky Halloween fun to you.
The coronavirus pandemic can feel scary and overwhelming, which is why the WITN News at Sunrise team wants to share some good stories happening in our world every Friday morning.
The coronavirus pandemic can feel scary and overwhelming, which is why the WITN News at Sunrise team wants to share some good stories happening in our world every Friday morning.
