A Canadian company is causing a lot of emotion online from its billboard that reads “Text and Drive”. The billboard is from a fake-funeral home, and is actually meant to be a PSA against texting and driving. Greg and Abbi explain why such a dramatic measure could save lives when it comes to texting and driving.
Abbi travels up to Calabash, NC to visit Nell’s Fine Consignment at the Calabash Cottages. For more information, visit: facebook.com/nellsfineconsignment or call (843)455-9200
A new study suggests that one minute of rigorous exercise may be just as beneficial as exercising “moderately” for 45 minutes. Tyler hits the streets to find out your favorite work-outs!
No matter what gym you are a member of, we all know “those” people…the ones who ruin your workout without even trying. Some of these people include the know-it-all, the sweater, the grunter, and what about that person who is constantly taking selfies?!
Last year the National Highway Safety Committee rated South Carolina first in the nation in DUI related deaths, but police and prosecutors think that’s all because of a loophole in the DUI laws.
The last free parking spaces along Ocean Boulevard will soon be gone. Residents are angered that they will soon have to pay $4 an hour or $20 a day to park.
Research has found that a shorter work day increases productivity and makes people happier. The Swedish government funded an experiment to see if a shorter work day can increase productivity. The conclusion? It does.
Jennifer and Tiff joined Greg to tell viewers more about the Blue Crab Festival.
Jason of the Grand Strand Technology Council stopped by the studio to tell Abbi more about a special upcoming event – Tech Connect.
The National Park Service is starting to tread a delicate path, making aggressive corporate appeals without giving the impression that it’s selling public spaces to the highest bidder.
