www.youtube.com – ABC11 – 2025-05-28 12:49:27

SUMMARY: A 5-year-old Colorado girl, Story Massa, went viral after crying when Quodoba (Quudoba) forgot her guacamole order. Her tearful reaction gained millions of social media views, with many sympathizing with her. This wasn’t Story’s first viral moment; she also drew attention last year for humorously grading classmates during a school Christmas program. After the guacamole incident, Quodoba invited Story and her family to a local store, where she was named their “Chief Guacamole Officer” and helped make guacamole alongside Chef Katie. Story happily forgave Quodoba after this special experience, and she remains passionate about singing and dancing, often sharing fun moments online.

Qdoba made Stori Massa an honorary Chief Guacamole Officer after the restaurant chain forgot the avocado-based spread in her order.

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ncnewsline.com – Jennifer Shutt – 2025-05-28 04:00:00

SUMMARY: On January 29, 2025, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a known vaccine skeptic, announced that healthy children and pregnant people no longer need the COVID-19 vaccine, removing it from the CDC’s recommended immunization schedule. He offered no new evidence to justify the change. NIH Director Bhattacharya and FDA Commissioner Makary supported it without citing data. Public health experts, including obstetricians and pediatrics leaders, strongly opposed the decision, warning it ignores science and could jeopardize vulnerable groups. Former Surgeon General Jerome Adams and the American Public Health Association criticized the policy for restricting access and risking public health, stressing vaccines remain vital for protection.

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www.youtube.com – WRAL – 2025-05-27 22:01:00

SUMMARY: Tar Heel Traveler Scott Mason visits Ray Davis in Nashville, a retired teacher and coach turned talented craftsman. Ray has handcrafted around 600 cigar box guitars and flutes, including Native American-style flutes made from exotic woods. Besides instruments, he creates duck decoys from crab pot buoys and incorporates Native American art using wild turkey feathers. Ray began exploring music and crafting after retirement, finding joy and peace in his backyard workshop, calling it his sanctuary. He prefers giving his unique instruments away rather than selling them, keeping busy with creative work to maintain a sharp mind. His inventive spirit celebrates learning through trial and error.

Hundreds of handmade instruments. WRAL’s Tar Heel Traveler introduces us to a Nashville man who makes more than just music, he makes instruments too.

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