You know it, I know it, the American people know it: Men don’t like to talk about – much less engage in – going to the doctor. So I thought I might make use of this platform to share a few things about my personal experience with being a fair skinned Irish guy who has,…… read more »
Gein served as the inspiration for a myriad fictional serial killers, most notably Norman Bates (Psycho), Leatherface (The Texas Chain Saw Massacre), Buffalo Bill (The Silence of the Lambs) and the character Dr. Oliver Thredson in the TV series American Horror Story: Asylum. Now, Discovery+ takes him on in a new two hour documentary produced and hosted by Paranormalist Steve Shippy… read more »
WSFL stopped by Lawson Creek Park in the early morning hours of Wednesday, April 7th to see what goes into making The Wall That Heals Vietnam Memorial Replica a reality as it travels from city to city. This is no simple task, as every beam, every rod, every stake in the ground is placed together…… read more »
The Season Finale of His Show ‘American Housewife’ Airs Tonight on ABC! Man Made Radio · Actor, Funnyman, and All-Around Good Guy Deidrich Bader Calls in to Man Made Radio… read more »
The 6th Annual Craven Works Job Fair happens on Tuesday 3/30, so we checked in with Reeshema Walker, NCWorks Career Center Manager to see how it’s all going down Believe it or not, it’s becoming somewhat of an employee’s market again, as much of the hospitality industry has to staff the workers they shed now that…… read more »
Have you ever been just tooling around and see people lined up to get their hands on something from a random food truck and can’t resist checking out what’s drawing a crowd? It was a cool, overcast day in Jacksonville Sunday 3/21 and for some reason a crowd had formed in a parking lot off…… read more »
It’s agonizing and remarkable of the scope of people that experience PTSD not just in Eastern North Carolina, but amongst all walks of life. Michael Gier, veteran and director of the new documentary ‘Wounded Heroes’, decided to not just explore the plight of those that suffer, but what resources (or lack thereof) they have at…… read more »
I’ve always loved Tara Reid… and I think she gets a bad rap, for which I am partly responsible. In 2004, I was doing overnights on a rock station in Washington, DC. This was around the time Tara suffered one of the most highly publicized ‘nip slips’ of all time on the red carpet, and in…… read more »
If you know your ECU history, you know about “Coach Stas,” football coach Clarence Stasavich. He’s the man credited with bringing big time college football to Greenville. His youngest son Walter subsequently grew up in Pitt County and later was Greenville’s director of parks and recreation, developing River Park North. Today that property is home to, among many other things, The…… read more »
As with many events and fundraisers in the age of the pandemic, the annual Empty Bowls fundraiser had to take on a different look and feel for 2021. We stopped by where all of the action and organizing culminated on Thursday, 2/25 at both the Craven Arts Council & Gallery, as well as Temple Church in…… read more »