A Germ-Free Birthday Cake Shield?
Have you ever watched someone blow out their birthday candles on the cake thinking about all of the germs being spread? Well, after 2020 it’s definitely in the back of everyone’s mind!… Continue Reading
Gov. Roy Cooper announces loosened restrictions on event gatherings
Gov. Roy Cooper announced on 9/22 that starting Oct. 2 event venues can increase their gathering capacity up by 7%… Continue Reading
NC Outdoor Venues to open at 7% capacity
Governor Roy Copper held a press conference Tuesday afternoon to announce a change to NC Covid-19 reopening guidance. Starting Friday October 2nd North Carolina’s large outdoor venues will be able to open at 7% capacity. For example under the new guidance, Carter-Finley Stadium can hold 4,031, Wallace Wade can hold 2,800 and Kenan Memorial Stadium can hold 3,570. Gov. Cooper also announce more funding for area small businesses.
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Halloween Events and Pumpkin Patches to Open This Weekend
We’ve all said it by now, “the holidays are going to look very different this year.” But no worries! There will still be a handful of Halloween events and pumpkin patch farms for you and your family to enjoy! … Continue Reading
New Krispy Kreme to have glaze waterfall and theater seats!
There is a new Krispy Kreme opening up in Times Square that is expected to have the world’s largest hot sign, would you visit?… Continue Reading
Taco Bell Announces Their New Wine
The popular taco chain announced that starting Sept 16th they will be selling their new wine collection, “Jalapeño Noir.”… Continue Reading
The Best National Cheeseburger Day Deals!
National Cheeseburger Day is September 18, so get your stomach ready for some good burgers!… Continue Reading
Would you want to own a Jelly Bean company?
Just as if it were straight from Willy Wonka himself, you have the chance to win a golden ticket to own your very own Jelly Belly company!… Continue Reading
NC to move toward Phase 2.5
NC enters Phase 2.5 in September as Gov. Roy Cooper tries to continue the slow spread of COVID-19.… Continue Reading