Starbucks is trying something new on the weekends. The coffee giant is testing out brunch in 78 markets in Portland & Seattle. However, some people aren’t excited because Starbucks is leaving something off the menu…alcohol. Greg and Kinard talk about the changes.
An Indiana school district is considering banning the valedictorian title because it promotes ‘unhealthy competition’. Greg and Kinard talk about whether the title is really ‘too competitive’.
Carl Palmiter of Dockside Realty joins Kinard for Tuesday’s Listing of the Week.
“Like” Facebook? Many people do, and according to a new study, likes and comments from Facebook friends can bring people as much happiness as having kids or getting married. Researchers found that 60 comments over the course of a month was equivalent to the happiness of a major life event.
Just what the doctor ordered? The White Moose Cafe in Dublin, Ireland got so fed up with ‘gluten-free’ customers that did not actually have celiac disease, that it has decided to require a doctor’s note for those who wish to eat gluten-free products. The cafe took to Facebook to announce the news, writing, “From now on, guests who demand gluten-free…
Tropical Storm Hermine is expected to make things messy in parts of South Carolina as the storm barrels through the state on a path from the Gulf of Mexico. Red Cross encourages residents to prepare for potential TD9 storm impacts. Greg and Abbi share ways you can be prepared for the storm.
Scientists say working less could save the planet. Greg and Abbi explain.
Students at Travelers Rest High School in South Carolina will once again be able to wave American flags at football games. Principal Lou Lavely reversed his ban on Old Glory just a few hours after we posted a column about the controversial decision.
Two days after sparking a national conversation in the wake of his decision to sit during the pre-game performance of the national anthem Friday night, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick isn’t backing down from his actions.
An Oregon school district has discussed reversing its ban on rap music on buses after allegations of racism. The Oregonian reported Wednesday that Portland Public Schools had ordered its bus drivers to stop playing hip-hop music after it deemed rap “inappropriate.
