Greenville residents laced up their sneakers and gathered at the beloved Fluor Field this past weekend for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, a heartfelt community event that brought neighbors, families, and friends together in support of one of the most important health causes of our time.

The annual walk, held at the home of the Greenville Drive, transformed the downtown ballpark into a rallying point for the community. Participants came out in force to honor loved ones affected by Alzheimer’s disease and to raise awareness and funds for research and support programs dedicated to fighting the illness.

Fluor Field provided a fitting backdrop for the occasion — a familiar, welcoming space where Greenville residents regularly gather to celebrate and connect. Seeing the stadium filled not with baseball fans but with walkers united by a common cause underscored just how deeply the community cares for one another.

The Walk to End Alzheimer’s is organized nationally by the Alzheimer’s Association and relies on the energy and generosity of local participants to make a difference. Events like this one in Greenville help fund critical research while also providing comfort and solidarity to the many families navigating the challenges of the disease every day.

In addition to the community spirit on display at Fluor Field, Greenville also welcomed some fresh flavors this week. A new all-day breakfast and comfort food restaurant opened its doors in the city, giving residents yet another reason to celebrate local growth. Metro Diner also marked a milestone by opening its first Greenville location, expanding the dining options available to residents across the area.

From the walkways of Fluor Field to brand-new restaurant booths, it was a week that reminded Greenville why community — whether built around a cause or a shared meal — is always worth celebrating.

Sources: foxcarolina.com, WYFF, Morningstar