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Holidays

Car preparations for holiday travel

Holidays

No, hot food doesn’t need to cool down before going in the fridge

U.S. food and health agencies say it’s a myth that hot food shouldn’t go in the refrigerator.
Money

The case for not buying Christmas presents for adults

A woman who paid off $50,000 in debt in 2 years shares what she bought people for Christmas.
Community

Lawndale Baptist feeds WNC community instead of Triad this Thanksgiving

This is the first time in 16 years that Feed the 5000 has not happened in Greensboro.
Holidays

No, eating turkey does not make you sleepy

Eating a few slices of turkey isn’t enough to put you to sleep on Thanksgiving. Instead, experts say eating a lot of carbs can help induce that post-meal nap.
Holidays

Refrigerated Thanksgiving leftovers are safe to eat for 4 days

The U.S. Department of Agriculture says the Monday after Thanksgiving is the last day people can safely eat refrigerated leftovers.
Holidays

2004 Greensboro Holiday Parade

2004 Greensboro Holiday Parade
Nation World

Grocery chains vie for a place on Thanksgiving tables with turkey dinner deals and store brands

A 15-item Thanksgiving meal costs an average of $65.51 this year, down nearly 3% from last year but 42% higher than in 2019, Market research firm Datasembly says.
Holidays

Don't miss these Triad holiday events this season!

Enjoy the holiday spirit with your loved ones at these events!
Holidays

Here's when to buy a Christmas tree and get the best deal...

Real trees cost about $13 per foot, but when you buy can make a big difference.
Local News

Guilford County lends support to Avery County Christmas Tree farm struggling after Helene

The farm lost 60,000 trees due to damage caused by the storm.
Local News

Family of Christmas tree farmers rebuild after Helene, Greensboro woman helps

Tiffany McDaniel is originally from Boone. That's why when she heard Christmas tree farmers in western North Carolina were struggling, she had to pitch in.