This is a excellent optimal health resource paper. It's published twice a month, and I always find…read morea plethora of knowledge on technologies and procedures. For example, I was reading an article about a Dr. Thomas LeGrow who works with patients with spinal issues at Durham Regional Spine Center uses a Zero Gravity decompression table to not only relieve, but heal the pain of varying spinal issues. I thought of a relative who might qualify for this type of procedure in lieu of surgery. There are several other articles ranging from preventative health to maintaining excellent oral hygiene. There are 40,000 plus copies of the paper distributed in medical offices, major shopping areas, libraries, bookstores and health food stores to mention a few. So pick up one and keep healthy!

I can't quite figure this publication out. Seems to want to be a liberal paper that's meant to…read moreappeal to the modern woman who's juggling a career, a family, and a social life. They have articles on all three as well as familiar female topics like fashion and beauty. It's jam-packed with ads, though, and it seems like 90% of them are for plastic surgery. What modern woman needs to be bombarded with that?

I've been listening for 20+ years. It used to be five stars, but something awful has happened to…read moretheir lineup in the past couple of years (pandemic related?) and they're putting a lot of top-40 alt-rock crapola into the rotation. Where has the experimental music I'd never heard before gone? And the DJs with encyclopedic knowledge of independent and world music? Please bring them back -- I hope this faltering is temporary.

WXYC is one of the best university radio stations I've heard, and probably the most musically…read morediverse station in the Triangle, if not the state. On the air since 1977, they play an incredibly wide range of music, with a special focus on local artists. Every day from 5-9 pm they give away tickets for shows at local venues, which is a great opportunity to explore Chapel Hill's music scene. As far as programming goes, I love the Thursday Night Feature, where the DJ picks a theme and then chooses the songs that fit that theme (e.g., 3 hours of songs about rainbows, or whatever). The only downside to WXYC is that with that much focus on diverse programming and music, there are certain times of day that they just don't play any songs I like. Nine times out of ten I like what I hear, but then again I've also flipped over when they were playing what sounded like 15 straight minutes of windchimes.

We absolutely love Sydnee Scofield. She was a much needed addition to ABC11. We had moved away…read morefrom WTVD for a while, but Sydnee brought us back. Love to see her during the week while Joel is out. Weekends are so great with Sydnee.

With the resources of a Network O&O station, you would think that WTVD could hire someone who can…read morespell. I stopped watching their news after 5 years of daily watching due to almost daily spelling errors in their "supers" , and the replacement of jighly trained and respected journalists with kids who possess little experience, and no confidence in their reporting. Does that ME confident in their reporting? No. Not all all. Except for 2 or three true professionals (including Steve Daniels and Sydnee Scofield, there really no impetus to watch this channel for news.

Not my choice for radio today - it was on in the coffee shop where I was doing my morning office…read more 101.5 is "The Variety That Makes You Feel Good" and I can't argue with that. Morning DJ's interrupted the music with weather and traffic breaks and of course, commercials. The Raleigh Durham area has some traffic, for sure. Unwell - Matchbox Twenty Unstoppable - Sia Beautiful Things - Benson Boone Rolling In The Deep - Adele Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) - Green Day [Review 2134 of 2024 - 3802 in North Carolina - 23153 overall]

Christmas music started on November 20th. That is all.read more