Casey Clark is a Journalist at Queen City News in Charlotte. He covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, beauty and fashion, and travel and tourism, with a particular focus on home and garden, interior design, and the beauty industry. Casey's work has been featured in numerous prominent publications such as Cosmopolitan, Insider, and USA TODAY.
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By: Todd Guild, Angel Zuniga, Casey Clark
Editor’s note: This is the first of two stories on the Watsonville City Council race, for which two seats are up for grabs. Next week’s issue will feature the District 7 race, in which Nancy Bilicich is facing Ed Acosta. Mayor Kristal Salcido and Councilwoman Maria Orozco are running uncontested and will be appointed in lieu of election.
| | Fall is almost here and that means all of your favorite sweet treats are coming back. And honestly, we're ready to trade the beach snacks for everything pumpkin-flavored.
| | There's no stopping me when it comes to sweet treats. I'm mostly a chocolate girlie, but sometimes I get the craving for a pop.
By: Casey Clark
These might actually surprise you.
If you're expecting in the coming months, then you're probably thinking about both first names and middle names for your newborn.
| | If you couldn't tell by now, I'm one of the biggest Trolli fans. Last week, I tried the new viral Trolli Gummi Pops that just about
They might be contaminated with Salmonella bacteria and Shiga-toxin E. coli.
It's time to download the Wendy's app.
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By: Casey Clark
Pizza and bagel lovers will want to try them ASAP.
