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Robert Daniels

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Where to eat out on Christmas Day in the Triangle

No need to stress if your Christmas dinner plans change—plenty of Raleigh, Durham, Cary, and Chapel Hill restaurants are open and ready to serve! From classic diners like Waffle House and Denny’s to local favorites and international spots, there’s something for every craving. Some places require reservations or offer special menus, but many are open for walk-ins. Before heading out, it’s smart to call ahead or check online for updated hours. Whether you’re seeking a festive feast or just a cozy bite, the Triangle’s got you covered. Anyone have a favorite spot for holiday dining? #Food #TriangleEats #ChristmasDay

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Ryan Horne

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Denver’s best Chinese food spots open Christmas Day

Craving something other than turkey or ham on Christmas? In Denver, Chinese restaurants have long been a go-to for locals looking for a festive meal without the holiday hassle. From classic sesame chicken in Uptown to bold Szechuan flavors in Aurora, there are plenty of places ready to serve you on December 25th—dine-in or takeout. Pro tip: these spots can get busy, so it’s smart to call ahead or order online early. Whether you’re keeping up a tradition or just want a break from cooking, which Denver-area Chinese restaurant is your holiday favorite? #Food #DenverEats #ChristmasDay

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Michael Morgan

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Denver’s go-to spots open on Christmas Day

Finding a cup of coffee or a quick bite on Christmas Day in Denver? Most major stores like King Soopers, Safeway, Walmart, and Target are closed, but a few favorites are keeping their doors open. Denny’s, IHOP, Waffle House, and some Starbucks and McDonald’s locations will be serving up holiday cheer—just remember, hours can vary a lot by location. Walgreens and CVS will have limited hours, and 7-Eleven is your best bet for late-night needs. Before heading out, it’s smart to double-check your local spot’s schedule. Who else has made a last-minute holiday run? #Food #Denver #ChristmasDay

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Steve Francis

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Penei Sewell criticizes Lions having to play both Thanksgiving and Christmas

Lions RT Penei Sewell didn’t sugarcoat it when asked about Detroit playing on Christmas on the road: “I’m not happy… we already have Thanksgiving… not fun, but it is what it is.” And honestly, it’s hard to blame him. Detroit already carries the league’s biggest holiday obligation every year, and now the NFL is stacking another marquee day on top—this time away from home. Do you like the NFL turning Christmas into a full slate, or is this where “more games” starts feeling like too much? #NFL #DetroitLions #PeneiSewell #Lions #ChristmasDay #NFLSchedule #LionsVikings

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James Allen

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Josh Johnson will start for the Commanders on Christmas

Washington is rolling out 39-year-old Josh Johnson vs the Cowboys on Christmas after injuries shut down Jayden Daniels and sidelined Marcus Mariota. Johnson’s been around the league forever, and now he’s QB1 again in a holiday game. Both teams are out of the playoff picture, so this is basically a real-time audition + chaos watch: can the Commanders’ offense function at all, and how ugly does it get if it can’t? What’s your expectation here? #NFL #Commanders #Cowboys #JoshJohnson #ChristmasDay #Week17 #NFLDiscussion

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Nicole Washington

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Where to eat and shop on Christmas Day 2025

Finding a hot meal or a last-minute ingredient on Christmas Day isn’t as impossible as it seems—some spots are still open! While most places close up, you can count on 7-Eleven, Wawa, and Sheetz for snacks and essentials, and Denny’s, Starbucks, and many local Chinese restaurants for a meal out. Pharmacy runs? Walgreens and CVS have limited hours, but check your local store before heading out. If you’ve ever needed a caffeine fix or forgotten a key recipe item on Christmas, you know how clutch these open spots can be. Anyone else have a go-to Christmas Day stop? #Business #LocalBusiness #ChristmasDay

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dianahicks

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What’s actually open on Christmas Day?

Finding yourself in need of milk, batteries, or a last-minute gift on Christmas Day? While most big stores like Walmart, Target, and Costco shut down, you can still count on places like 7-Eleven, Circle K, CVS, and Walgreens (especially their 24-hour spots) for essentials. Grocery stores like Albertsons, Safeway, and Vons may have a few locations open, but hours can vary a lot—definitely call ahead. Don’t forget: banks, post offices, and government offices are all closed, so plan those errands for December 26th. What’s your go-to spot for last-minute holiday needs? #Culture #ChristmasDay #HolidayHours

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Michael Alvarez

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Ann Arbor’s best Christmas Day eats

No need to stay home if you’re craving something special this Christmas—several Ann Arbor restaurants are keeping their doors open and serving up everything from festive thali plates to classic three-course holiday dinners. Whether you’re in the mood for Indian cuisine at Base Camp or Desi Ruchulu, a holiday prix fixe at Gandy Dancer, or a comforting meal at local favorites like Panda House or Palm Palace, there’s something for every taste. Which spot would you pick for a new holiday tradition? Let’s hear your favorite Christmas Day dining plans! #Food #AnnArborEats #ChristmasDay

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Beth Holland

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LeBron is about to play his 20th Christmas game (all-time record)

LeBron James is set to make his 20th career Christmas Day appearance, which is the most in NBA history. And when asked about it, he kept it brutally honest: he said he’d “much rather be at home with my family”—but that Christmas Day basketball is the game he grew up watching, and it’s still an honor to be part of it. Is this one of his most impressive records of all time? #NBA #LeBronJames #ChristmasDay #Lakers #NBAHistory #NBADiscussion

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Michael Alvarez

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Where to eat out in Dallas on Christmas Day

No need to stress about cooking or missing out on festive flavors—several Dallas restaurants are keeping their doors open on Christmas Day! Whether you’re craving Italian comfort food, a lavish brunch buffet, sushi, steak, or even endless ramen, there’s something for every taste and budget. From classic spots like Buca di Beppo and Del Frisco’s to new favorites and hidden gems, these places make holiday dining easy and delicious. Who else loves the tradition of eating out on Christmas? Got a favorite spot from this list, or one we should add? Let’s swap recommendations! #Food #DallasEats #ChristmasDay

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