Michael Alvarez+FollowPalmer’s Hot Chicken pivots as Dallas braces for winter stormPalmer’s Hot Chicken in Hillside Village is closing its dine-in spot, but fans won’t have to say goodbye to their favorite spicy chicken. With rising costs and a winter storm on the way, Palmer’s is shifting to a ghost kitchen model—so you can still get your fix via takeout, delivery, and food trucks, just 15 minutes away in Garland. The owners are grateful for Dallas’ support through tough times, especially during COVID. What do you think about this change—will you still order from Palmer’s, or does losing the sit-down experience change things for you? #Food #DallasEats #WinterStorm00Share
summersivan+FollowWinter storm shakes up Arkansas vs LSU gameArkansas hoops fans, get ready for a schedule shakeup! The Razorbacks’ big home matchup against LSU is now tipping off at 4 p.m. Saturday—moved up from its original 7:30 slot—because a major winter storm is set to dump up to a foot of snow on Fayetteville. With dangerous cold and tough travel conditions expected, the game will only happen if both teams and officials make it in safely. The Hogs are undefeated at home, but this wild weather could mean a smaller crowd. How do you feel about braving the storm for the game, or will you be watching from home? #Sports #Basketball #WinterStorm00Share
Jorge Figueroa+FollowWinter storm shakes up Shreveport schoolsA major winter storm is already disrupting life in Shreveport and across Northwest Louisiana, with schools scrambling to adjust. While classes are still on for Friday, all after-school events and weekend activities are canceled in Bossier, Caddo, DeSoto, and Webster parishes. Districts are promising daily updates as the forecast changes, and families are being urged to stay off the roads if things get icy. It’s a tense wait-and-see—how is everyone preparing, and what are your tips for handling sudden school closures and winter weather in our area? #Education #Shreveport #WinterStorm00Share
Garden State News Network+Follow❄️ North Jersey Gears Up for Weekend Snowstorm ❄️ Communities across New Jersey are getting ready as a significant winter storm targets the region this weekend. In Fairfield Township, crews are already prepared, with 19 snowplows set to hit the roads early Sunday. Local Emergency Management officials say rock salt supplies are fully stocked and ready to go. 🧂🚜 Town leaders are also sharing important reminders for residents ahead of the storm: 🚫 Street parking will be prohibited starting 7 PM Saturday through 7 PM Monday 🗑️ Garbage pickup is delayed from Monday to Tuesday 🏡 Residents are encouraged to keep shoveled snow on their own property—not in the roadways 🚒 Please help first responders by clearing snow away from fire hydrants Officials warn this storm may be especially challenging due to its length. 🗣️ “When a snowstorm lasts close to 36 hours, it makes it more difficult to manage staffing, rest periods, and shift coverage,” said R.J. Casendino of the Fairfield Police Department. To prepare, additional DPW crews and police officers will be brought in starting Sunday morning to assist with storm operations. Stay safe, stay warm, and keep it locked on GSNN for continuing updates. ❄️📰 #GSNN #WinterStorm #NJWeather #SnowPrep #FairfieldNJ #StaySafe #DPW #EmergencyManagement #SnowPlows 🚨❄️00Share
Kim Brown+FollowWinter storm shuts down all Weis stores in VirginiaWeis Markets is closing every store, pharmacy, and gas station across Virginia this Sunday because of the incoming winter storm. If you were planning a grocery run or needed a prescription, you’ll need to adjust your plans—nothing will be open until at least Monday at 8 a.m., weather permitting. This kind of total shutdown isn’t something we see often, and it’s a big move to keep everyone safe. How are you preparing for the storm? Are you stocked up, or will this closure throw a wrench in your weekend plans? #Business #LocalBusiness #WinterStorm00Share
Peter Castillo+FollowSnowfall shakes up Warner Robins travel plansA rare winter storm is set to blanket Warner Robins and much of central Georgia with up to 3 inches of snow this Sunday, making roads like I-75 and I-16 especially tricky. For a region that hardly ever sees this kind of weather, even a couple of inches can mean sudden, slick roads and reduced visibility. Local officials are urging everyone to rethink travel plans, keep emergency supplies in the car, and check Georgia 511 for updates. How are you preparing for this unexpected snow day? Anyone have tips for driving in these conditions? #Transportation #WarnerRobins #WinterStorm00Share
Joe Gallagher+FollowNortheast braces for wild winter travel weekA pair of unpredictable winter storms could throw travel plans into chaos across the Northeast this week, especially along the busy I-95 corridor. While snow totals and exact timing are still up in the air, forecasters say everything from flight delays to slick highways and train disruptions is on the table. If you’re heading out between January 14-17, it’s smart to keep an eye on weather updates, check airline and Amtrak alerts, and prep your car for winter driving. With the forecast still shifting, how are you planning to stay flexible or adjust your travel? Let’s swap tips and keep each other in the loop! #Transportation #NortheastWeather #WinterStorm00Share
99.7fm Donnell Ballard+FollowThousands without power in Texas: A powerful winter storm swept through Texas overnight, leaving thousands without electricity as freezing rain and heavy winds battered power lines. Utility crews are working around the clock to restore service, but officials warn it could take days before all customers are back online. The hardest-hit areas include North Texas and parts of Central Texas, where icy roads have also caused vehicle accidents and school closures. Residents are being urged to conserve heat and check on elderly neighbors as dangerously low temperatures continue through the weekend. Story By Donnell Ballard. #SnowStorm #WinterStorm #TexasPower #Snowstorm00Share
99.7Fm+FollowThousands without power in Texas: A powerful winter storm swept through Texas overnight, leaving thousands without electricity as freezing rain and heavy winds battered power lines. Utility crews are working around the clock to restore service, but officials warn it could take days before all customers are back online. The hardest-hit areas include North Texas and parts of Central Texas, where icy roads have also caused vehicle accidents and school closures. Residents are being urged to conserve heat and check on elderly neighbors as dangerously low temperatures continue through the weekend. Story By Donnell Ballard. #SnowStorm #WinterStorm #TexasPower #Snowstorm00Share
umccall+FollowWinter Travel Woes Hit Europe HardTravelers in the UK, France, and the Netherlands are facing a total winter mess—snow and ice have shut down roads, canceled flights, and even stopped Eurostar trains. Eurostar’s telling people not to show up if they’re headed to the Netherlands, and hundreds of flights are grounded at major airports like Schiphol and Paris CDG. Scotland got buried in 20 inches of snow, schools are closed, and even the zoo had to shut its doors. Winter is not playing around this year! #Transportation #WinterStorm #TravelDisruption00Share