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Backyard Flames in Greensboro serves delicious dogs and more
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — If you’re looking for Big Will’s famous hot dogs, chili cheese fries, cheesesteaks and more, check out Backyard Flames in Greensboro. FOX8’s Chris Weaver stopped by to taste the dishes that keep customers coming. Backyard Flames is the owner Will Pettiford’s way of giving back to the community. In 2014, he […]
Graves of heroes: Bob Timberlake honors ancestors who fought at Battle of Guilford Courthouse
LEXINGTON, N.C. — Living in the Triad, we know Greensboro is named for General Nathanael Greene who led American revolutionary troops at the Battle of Guilford Courthouse. But there are other people who helped organize that battle who we should also know. One of whom is the ancestor of Bob Timberlake, the famous artist from Lexington. Ahead of the Forth of July Bob sat down with WFMY News 2's Ben Briscoe to help honor the people who fought for our freedom in our neck of the woods.
‘It makes you feel good’: A look at Fourth of July fashion in the Triad
HIGH POINT, N.C. — On the Fourth of July, most people will almost certainly be wearing some form of red, white, or blue. The annual Uncle Sam Jam in High Point is no exception. During the event, people from across the Triad show off their best stars and stripes outfits.
Davidson County Local Food Network and Thomasville Farmers Market announce launch of a new pop-up farmers market
The Davidson County Local Food Network and the Thomasville Farmers Market are excited to announce the launch of a new pop-up farmers market at the Senior Services Congregate Center in Thomasville. This initiative is part of our ongoing commitment to improve access to fresh and locally grown farm produce for...
Crocs on the carpet: Gayle King makes a statement against heel pain
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Recently CBS Morning’s Gayle King and Brook Shields both created a lot of buzz after wearing Crocs instead of high heels on the red carpet. Gayle said she was have a tendonitis flare up and Brook had foot surgery. Their fashion choices are bringing up a lot of debate about the danger of high heels.
Heart's Greensboro concert postponed after lead singer reveals health concerns
GREENSBORO, N.C. — The rock band HEART announced the postponement of all remaining shows on their headlining Royal Flush Tour due to the lead singer's recent health concerns. In a public statement, Wilson said "I underwent an operation to remove something that, as it turns out, was cancerous. The...
Summer Pool Snacks: 'Our State' July Issue
GREENSBORO, N.C. — You can work up quite the appetite after spending time in the pool. One food writer shares memories of working up an appetite at the pool that only burgers, fries, and a sweet treat could satisfy. In the July issue of Our State, Chef Lynn Wells...
How the summer heat impacts your roof, air conditioning unit and your pipes
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Extreme heat can damage your home in several ways. Consumer Reports is looking at roofing, pipes, and your air conditioner. Take metal pipes: They can expand and contract and, over time, leak. You should inspect your plumbing routinely or have a plumber do it regularly. "You...
Popular live music venues and festivals
North Carolina's Top Music Venues and Festivals: Where to See Live Music. It's almost here, everyone. A Winston-Salem family is trying to get out of the path of Hurricane Beryl and is currently vacationing in the Cayman Islands. Chris Duggan says his wife and kids are visiting while he's in the Cayman Islands for work. He's from the Cayman Islands too, so he's used to tropical storms. But he says he's going to get his family back home and help out after he was there when Hurricane Ivan hit in 2004. They did a lot of damage to the island. We didn't have electricity for the better part of seven weeks, we didn't have running water for the better part of seven or eight weeks. Uh, I couldn't leave my house for over a year. I've made a decision. I'm staying here. Uh, this is the house I grew up in. If anyone needs help, I want to be on the ground ready to help. Chris also says that today his family caught one of the last flights back to the U.S. before the airport closed. We also have a guide breaking down how tropical weather will impact the Carolinas. Watch DISASTER UNHINGE on the free WXII 12 News mobile app, an interactive look at the most devastating hurricanes to hit the region. Also available on WXII 12.COM. A woman faces dozens of charges in a hit-and-run accident that injured 15 people, including four North Carolina AA State University students. Greensboro Police arrested 20-year-old Zamir Manis on Monday. She is charged with hit-and-run, assault and multiple felony traffic violations. The incident occurred in March along South Elm Eugene Street and near West Whittington Avenue. Police said a crowd was hit by a car and the driver continued on, but all of the victims survived, some with serious injuries including broken bones. Greensboro Police officers were on the scene prior to the incident to help with crowd control and traffic control. A Winston-Salem man is in jail tonight in connection with a shooting that started as an argument. Jaylen Hoskins, 30, is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Investigators took him into custody after executing a search warrant today. The shooting happened Sunday afternoon on Indiana Avenue, and the victim told investigators he got into an argument with the driver of a white SUV, was shot by him, and then…
Davidson County Animal Alliance saves "Nugget" and three other dogs from abusive home
DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C. — We’re getting an exclusive look at a puppy named Nugget. She is one of the surviving puppies rescued from what Davidson County officials call a house of horror. Yesterday the sheriff’s office revealed a man is charged after two dogs were found dead on...
Artist for 'Greensboro Six' mural receives input from community members
GREENSBORO, N.C. — A community input session was held at Windsor Recreation Center regarding the new mural coming to Greensboro this summer. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. Artist Vincent Ballentine heard from residents about ways he can bring the story of the "Greensboro Six"...
Beat the heat with these local ice cream vendors
The Buy Black Guide is sharing three black-owned businesses that are all providing scoops and smiles this summer in the Triad. Temoura Jefferies is the owner of Buy Black Guide. During her bi-weekly segment on the Local Vibe, she talked about three ice cream spots you'll want to check out.
The Forties Flashback at the Greensboro History Museum on Saturday
GREENSBORO, N.C. — The Greensboro History Museum is hosting its Forties Flashback event and it’s an all-day affair at the museum and LeBauer Park. Museum Director, Carol Hart joined the Local Vibe team to share the purpose of the event and what’s in store for guests at each location.
Enjoy curated heritage tours during International Black Theatre Festival
GREENSBORO, N.C. — The International Black Theatre Festival will return to the Triad July 29 to August 3. Triad Cultural Arts, Inc. will be offering heritage tours throughout that week and spots are filling up fast. To learn more about what people will be able to experience during the...
Eastern Music Festival brings hundreds of students to the Triad to help them learn more skills in professional music
GREENSBORO, N.C. — The Annual Eastern Music Festival is in full swing in Greensboro. Hundreds of students from around the world are learning to refine their skills and perform daily. It’s been happening in Greensboro for the last 63 years and takes place at Guilford College. More than...
Enjoy Stars, Stripes and Sips at Rayson Winery and Vineyards
MOCKSVILLE, N.C. — Rayson Winery and Vineyards is hosting a Stars, Stripes and Sips July 4th celebration for the whole family to enjoy. Levi Banks, Vice President of Jolo Brands Experience who owns Rayson Winery joined the Local Vibe to share what guests can expect. The celebration is a whole day event starting at 11 a.m. with food, wine and music from the Greensboro Opera from 5 p.m. – 8 p. m.
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