Experience the magic of the Craftsmens Christmas Classic, Greensboros beloved art and craft festival, now in its fifty-second year! With over 270 booths showcasing intricate pottery, unique jewelry, handcrafted furniture, and stunning photography, this is your chance to find unique, handcrafted gifts and support independent artists. Live demonstrations, including a captivating live painting by artist Thomas, add to the festive atmosphere. Dont miss out on this wonderful opportunity, happening now through November 30th at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex. Admission for adults is $10, children aged 6-12 just $1.

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Thriving hemp industry faces uncertain future as proposed ban threatens to halt growth: Amidst a decline in traditional alcohol sales, craft breweries like Indeed Brewing have found solace in producing THC-infused seltzer, a booming market now under threat. A provision in the recent government shutdown bill aims to ban these products, potentially halting the twenty-four billion dollar hemp industry. The loophole in the 2018 farm bill, which legalized industrial hemp cultivation, has led to a surge in unregulated and untested hemp-derived THC products, raising concerns about pediatric exposure and unfair competition. As lawmakers debate the future of this industry, the hope is for a year-long grace period to develop sensible regulations, saving jobs and tax revenue.

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Martha Stewart, the lifestyle icon, is now the face of American Eagles holiday denim campaign, Give Great Jeans. The eighty-two-year-old entrepreneur, known for her all-denim setting and diamonds, praised the campaigns playful and smart idea. This partnership has positively impacted American Eagles shares, following a previous controversial campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney. Sweeneys ad, with the tagline Sydney Sweeney Has Great Genes, sparked backlash due to perceived racial undertones. However, Sweeney chose not to make a statement, emphasizing the ad was about great jeans. American Eagles strategy to keep its brand in the spotlight continues with this new campaign.

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Senator Shelley Moore Capito honors fallen Army Specialist Sarah Beckstrom, prays for injured Air Force Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe, and discusses the effectiveness of National Guard deployment in reducing crime in Washington D.C. The accused Afghan national, granted asylum, is suspected of a targeted ambush, leading to a review of immigration policies. Capito emphasizes the National Guards role as peacekeepers and the need for state cooperation.

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Gas Prices Drop Below $3 a Gallon Nationwide: A Welcome Relief for Drivers Ahead of Holidays

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Former President Trump cancels Bidens executive orders, alleging illegal use of autopen; emphasizes Bidens age and mental state concerns, threatens perjury charges if Biden admits involvement.

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Airbus issues urgent software updates for A320 aircraft following investigation into altitude loss incident, potentially caused by solar radiation. Passengers advised to check travel plans due to potential delays or cancellations.

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The Ministers Conference of Winston-Salem and Vicinity is hosting a community-wide food drive on November twenty-ninth, from ten AM to two PM, at Saint John’s CME Church. Non-perishable food items like canned proteins, rice, pasta, and shelf-stable milk are needed. Donations can also be made online at ministersconferencewsv.org. The goal is to support families facing hardship and create a critical safety net in the Triad.

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Unmasking Foreign Influence: Xs New Location Feature Reveals Overseas MAGA AccountsA new policy on X, formerly Twitter, has uncovered a surprising number of foreign accounts posing as MAGA social influencers. These accounts, often with thousands of followers, are located outside the U.S., raising concerns about foreign influence in U.S. politics. Researchers at NewsGuard identified several popular accounts claiming to be run by Americans but were actually based overseas. These foreign-based accounts were spreading misleading and polarizing claims about U.S. politics. Xs new About This Account tool allows users to see the country or region where the account is based, but it can be masked by using a VPN. Some users are already spreading misinformation about the location feature itself.

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Tragic House Fire in Lexington: Two Adults and a Child Lose Their LivesA house fire in Lexington resulted in the deaths of two adult sisters, Megan and Alysha Clark, and their three-year-old niece, Maddy Edge. The fire started in a motorhome parked next to the house and quickly spread to the main residence. Two adults survived, but Maddy later died from her injuries. The cause of the fire is under investigation, and its revealed that the homes smoke alarms were not functioning.

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Experience the magic of Christmas Town USA in McAdenville, North Carolina, where half a million lights transform the town into a festive wonderland. This nationwide holiday destination, established in 1956, features a nativity scene, evergreen trees, and a lake with floating Christmas trees. Open from December 1st to 26th, the lights shine from 5:30 PM to 10 PM. Plan your visit for a truly memorable holiday experience.

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Black Friday kicks off amidst economic uncertainty, as consumers balance frugality with occasional indulgence. Despite consumer concerns, retail executives note a halo effect around key spending periods. At Macys, shoppers eagerly seek deep discounts, with a calmer atmosphere this year. Veronica Nam, a savvy shopper, plans to wait for post-holiday sales to finish her gift shopping due to unpredictable tariffs and inflation.

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A Massachusetts woman, Bruna Ferreira, remains in immigration custody after being arrested on her way to pick up her son. Ferreira, once engaged to Michael Leavitt, brother of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, was detained without explanation, bounced between states, and accused of a previous battery charge, which her attorney denies. Ferreira, a business owner and taxpayer, has no criminal record, yet faces deportation.

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The candidate filing period for the 2026 primary and general elections in the Triad and statewide begins on December 1st, with local attention focusing on school board seats and the high-profile US Senate race between Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley. All 14 North Carolina US House seats are up for grabs, with a projected Republican advantage. Early voting for the March 5th primary starts on February 15th, with eight locations in Forsyth County.

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Good morning! Todays podcast covers a range of topics, from the dangers faced by crossing guards to a rare Superman comic book sale. National Parks may raise fees for international tourists, and Paramount is distributing Rush Hour Four following a request from former President Trump. In legal news, a new prosecutor wont pursue charges against Trump and others in Georgias election interference case. The average US long-term mortgage rate has fallen, and fewer Americans sought unemployment benefits. Sadly, a college basketball player passed away after a game injury. The Olympic flame has begun its journey, and a woman in Thailand was found alive in a coffin. South Korea launched a large satellite, and soldiers in Guinea-Bissau claimed power on state television. Indonesia is investigating radioactive contamination in exports, and the Israeli military says the Red Cross received more remains from Gaza militants.

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Residents in Winston-Salem report positive changes in Merschel Parks atmosphere after removing furniture, reducing crime and making the park feel safer. However, some business owners argue that more needs to be done to address specific issues like alcohol consumption and lingering, which contribute to disruptive behavior.

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President Trump announces permanent migration pause from third world countries following National Guard shooting incident. Afghan national suspected in shooting of two guardsmen, one fatally. Trump vows to terminate millions of admissions, end federal benefits for non-citizens, and deport incompatible foreign nationals. Suspect in custody, guardsmen

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Small businesses selling goods across borders to the U.S. face significant challenges due to the elimination of the eight hundred dollar import tax exemption. This change, aimed at curbing drug trafficking and low-quality goods, has led to a dramatic increase in shipping costs, impacting businesses like Fleece and Harmony and Martha Brook stationery. The timing of this change, during the holiday shopping season, has disproportionately affected small businesses, leading to a drop in sales and customer confidence. Many sellers are now adapting by absorbing extra costs, focusing on domestic markets, or exploring new product lines, highlighting the vulnerability of small enterprises to sudden policy changes.

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Exploring a breakthrough in cancer treatment, we delve into the use of ExacTrac Dynamic at Cone Health Cancer Center. This innovative system, employed during James Jefferies radiation therapy, ensures precision and effectiveness. The process involves a specially made mask for head stability and real-time monitoring by a radiation therapist. Doctor Matthew Manning later explains the system to Jefferies, highlighting the potential of targeted, less invasive cancer treatments.

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Tragic car crash in Burlington, North Carolina, claims two teenagers lives, injures four others. Dodge pickup truck, traveling at high speed, veered off the road, struck a pole shed, and rolled over multiple times, ejecting at least three victims. Driver survived but condition unknown. Community mourns, officials investigate cause.

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