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Axios
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Axios
This "Bridgerton"-themed bus takes you on a mobile tea party tour of Charlotte
Context: Whimsy Wheels Wander Tour founders Ashley Harker and Ashley Kramer wanted to create an interactive experience that showcases the city's history, diversity and secrets in an entertaining way. They launched their bus tours in April to offer an activity for those looking for things to do in a sober or family-friendly setting. How it works: The tour, which lasts about two hours, takes you through popular Charlotte neighborhoods. Meanwhile, your tour guide shares both historical and scandalous facts about the city and the queen it's named after. Expect games, royal photo ops complete with a throne backdrop, a curtsy tutorial, and in true "Bridgerton" fashion, Queen Charlotte will crown one lucky passenger as the diamond of the season. It makes a 30-minute stop at The Market at 7th Street in Uptown. The vibe: The 28-person bus, which its owner calls the Royal Carriage, was designed to be whimsical, decorated with floral wallpaper, a ceiling lined with flowers and pink lighting. Sip on this: On board, you'll enjoy six custom tea flavors, including a blue matcha that turns pink when mixed with lemonade, and a peach mango refresher made with green tea. You can pair the tea with light snacks and desserts. You'll also receive a custom tea tumbler to take home. If you go: Whimsy Wheels Wander Tours run every Saturday and Sunday from 12-2pm and another from 3-5pm. Tickets are $69 per person. "Bridgerton" attire is encouraged but not required. Private events and custom tours are available Monday through Friday. What's next: Starting in August, they'll add a Friday night "naughty tour," which will be a theater-based experience featuring dance numbers, including some burlesque, and it'll be BYOB.
Wales Online
16-06-2025
- Climate
- Wales Online
Residents told to keep windows and doors closed as smoke billows above town
Residents told to keep windows and doors closed as smoke billows above town Both police and the fire and rescue service have attended the scene South Wales Fire and Rescue Service has confirmed they are the scene of a fire in Abercarn Residents have been told to keep windows and doors shut as the emergency services deal with a fire. South Wales Fire and Rescue Service confirmed they were in attendance at a fire in the Abercarn area of Caerphilly on Monday evening. The service said fire crews had advised residents to keep windows and doors closed for the duration of the incident due to smoke in the area. Stay informed on Caerphilly news by signing up to our newsletter here. Photos from the town showed grey billowing smoke in the air as well as a fire engine and police vehicles at the scene. The precise location or the cause of the fire have not yet been confirmed by the emergency service. South Wales Fire and Rescue Service has thanked people for their calls about the incident Article continues below In a statement shared on Monday evening South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said: "We are currently in attendance at a fire in the Abercarn area. "Fire crews are advising residents to keep windows and doors closed for the duration of the incident due to smoke in the area. Photos and videos have shown grey billowing smoke in the sky in Abercarn "We thank you for your calls and patience while we deal with it." A resident from Abercarn, who did not want to be named, witnessed the blaze. "I was in the local pub in Abercarn called The Market, just there drinking, before heading to Newport," he said. "It was around 6.35pm. "I went to the front of the pub and saw a massive plume of smoke behind the old Welsh school that's just closed. One resident described the smoke as 'quite dark' and 'choking' "The smoke was quite dark and choking. I could hear crackling sounds and mini explosions. Article continues below "I think the residents and commercial businesses nearby were affected. I think the community feels a bit numb at the moment. I noticed some people were quite upset by the incident."
New Indian Express
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New Indian Express
Mama's Day Out
Experience a lavish spread that speaks the universal language of maternal love with traditional recipes from around the world that have been passed down though generations. Indulge in classics like maa ki daal, maa ke haath ka matar paneer, or take a bite of farmhouse pumpkin gnocchi or tenderloin wellington. The event also features a Kids' Culinary Masterclass where little chefs can whip up delightful treats for their mothers! When: May 11, 12pm Where: The Market at The Ritz-Carlton, Residency Road Call: 90354 16155
Yahoo
25-03-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Lottery ticket worth more than $8K sold in West Seneca
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A winning lottery ticket worth more than $8,000 was sold in West Seneca in Monday's mid-day Take 5 drawing. The ticket, worth a total of $8,510.50, was sold at The Market in the Square on Union Road. The Take 5 drawing is done twice daily, once at 2:30 p.m. and again at 10:30 p.m. To see winning numbers, click here. Aidan Joly joined the News 4 staff in 2022. He is a graduate of Canisius College. You can see more of his work here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
10-03-2025
- Yahoo
Former grocery store manager pleads guilty to sexual assault of teen workers
The former manager of a Greater Minnesota grocery store has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting two teenage employees. Kyle Brady Shelton, 46, entered three guilty pleas on Monday to two counts of 3rd-degree criminal sexual conduct, and one of 4th-degree criminal sexual conduct. Charges say Shelton was a manager at The Market, a grocery store formerly known as Tersteeg's, in Redwood Falls. He oversaw the two teenage victims, sending them inappropriate text messages and sexually assaulting them. Shelton is expected to be sentenced to nearly six years in prison as a result of pleading guilty. His sentencing date is scheduled for April 28, according to court records. The criminal complaint states one victim told police she started working at Tersteeg's in 2019 and was 15 years old at the time. She said Shelton hired her to not only work at the store but also to babysit his child around the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Noting she was 16 years old when she started to nanny for Shelton, she said it turned into an inappropriate sexual relationship. Once that was established, the victim said Shelton would coincide his schedule with the victim's at Tersteeg's, recalling that he would flirt with her during shifts. According to the complaint, the victim recalled three different instances at three different places where she was sexually assaulted by Shelton. She told investigators the sexual assaults stopped when Shelton's significant other found out about what was going on and began texting the victim. The victim said she turned in her uniforms and never worked at Tersteeg's again, according to the charges. Shelton later admitted to sexually assaulting the victim on three separate occasions. He also admitted to receiving nude images of the victim and having sexual relationships with another underage employee, according to an amended complaint. Bring Me The News has reached out to Shelton's attorney for comment.
