Jelia Hepner

Jan 31, 2025 | wral.com | Jelia Hepner

Kadie and Patrique Veille, a dynamic couple from Winston-Salem, are on a mission to revolutionize women’s sleep with their innovative business venture, The Boop Pillow. Designed with women’s comfort in mind, this patent-pending breast support pillow is transforming nighttime routines, offering a new level of support and relaxation. As co-founders, they bring a unique blend of expertise to their business.

Jan 30, 2025 | wral.com | Jelia Hepner

Breast cancer remains one of the most pressing health concerns for women worldwide, with the American Cancer Society estimating approximately 297,790 new cases in the United States in 2024. Organizations like the Kay Yow Cancer Fund play a crucial role in funding research and offering support to those affected. Among the many advocates working to raise awareness and drive change, two women stand out for their resilience and impact.

Jan 10, 2025 | wral.com | Jelia Hepner

North Carolina recently experienced its first snowstorm in three years, bringing snow, sleet, and freezing rain to various regions. While the storm is moving out, many dangers still continue, particularly for Saturday morning. Snowstorms, though beautiful, can be hazardous, especially when icy conditions linger after the storm. Although roads may be cleared of snow, the remaining ice continues to pose a serious risk.

Dec 9, 2024 | wral.com | Jelia Hepner

Decorating gingerbread houses is a beloved holiday tradition, combining creativity, candy, and festive cheer. Whether you're making one with your family, friends, or as a solo craft project, the process can be a lot of fun. Here are some tips to help you create the most charming gingerbread house on the block. Before you start decorating, make sure your gingerbread house structure is sturdy. If you're using a kit, the pieces are usually pre-cut and ready to assemble.

Dec 4, 2024 | wral.com | Gilbert Baez |Jelia Hepner

Myra Gibbs said her son Zion was inside their home on Danish Drive, playing Fortnite, when he was hit by a bullet from a drive-by shooter's gun. Zion was transported to UNC Chapel Hill Hospital, where he died days later from his injuries. His funeral was held June 19. This is a special time of the year, with Christmas just around the corner. Unfortunately, this will be the first Christmas that Myra Gibbs spends without her son, Zion Gibbs. "My son Zion was very giving and loving.