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March 18, 2020 , In an effort to protect the health and safety of customers and staff, Lume Cannabis Co. is offering a 10% discount to all customers who place orders for delivery or online pre-orders for express checkout or curbside pick-up. Lume says the 10% discount is being offered at all of its locations. To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Marijuana Regulatory Agency is allowing all licensed provisioning centers and adult-use stores to temporarily offer delivery and curbside pick-up services. Effective immediately, Lume has implemented the following procedures in all stores: Increased efforts to maintain the cleanliness of stores, including developing a regular schedule for disinfecting all surfaces in our stores. All staff members are required to wear gloves when servicing customers. Customers will no longer be able to touch or smell from the cannapods that hold our flower. In Big Rapids and Evart, only three customers will be allowed in the lobby an

I have good news! Bath and Body Works has decided that they are going to do their annual candle sale a little different this year. It gets better. Bath and Body Works is going to hold their annual Candle Day Sale for 3 days!  If you know me, or Ms. Chris Rollins, you will know that we are absolutely obsessed with Bath and Body Works! Every day we are surfing their website to see what new items we can find, or we are searching for coupons. Regardless of if that is found or not, we always seem to find our way back at this magical place.  According to their website, Bath and Body Works the annual candle day sale is still on! If you never have been to their stores, they have some of the most amazing candles I have ever had the pleasure of smelling in my life. As for when then even is? They are keeping that a secret! However, we do know that it will be 3 days long!   Their candles are $24.99 a piece, but during their candle event , they typically sell their candles for about $8. No

The Food Lion "Gobble Up Even More Savings" Promotion starts October 1. Customers can earn a $20 coupon when they shop 6 times and make a minimum purchase through Nov. 26! Here's the Deal: * Shop six times between Oct. 1 and Nov. 26 using your personal MVP card. * Spend at least $50 in each shopping trip. * You'll earn a $20 Food Lion coupon found at the bottom of the receipt after your 6th qualifying trip. * Redeem the $20 coupon on your next shopping trip using your MVP card. The coupons are valid two weeks from the date of issue. You can see your progress each week at the bottom of each receipt. Make sure you use your MVP card so you get credit for each purchase. Exclusions: Purchases of pharmacy, alcohol, tobacco, gift cards, lottery and postage stamps do not count toward the $50 purchase requirement. See all the details for this promotion on the Food Lion website. Shop & Earn Rewards Load monthly rewards to your MVP card and then they

This is a new kind of team merch. Ana Suarez July 24, 2020 Updated: July 24, 2020 8:21 a.m. Baseball has finally started in 2020, a few months later than normal due to COVID-19 setbacks. You won't find yourself in a baseball stadium anytime soon, but you can still find ways to represent your favorite team: Rather than buying a new t-shirt or jersey with your team's logo, you might want to opt for a face covering or gaiter to rep your team. FOCO, a fan-centric sports merchandise brand, just launched a new line of Gameday Gaiter Scarves and Face Covers. If you're hitting your local outdoor restaurant to watch MLB games (while socially distancing) you're going to want to have one of these handy. Many of these masks will be worn by a majority of Major League Baseball players throughout the season. Matt Chapman Oakland Athletics Gameday Gaiter Scarf - foco.com 18.00 Shop Now Manny Machado San Diego Padres Gameday Gaiter Scarf - foco.com

The seven segregated "Negro Leagues" that played baseball from 1920 to 1948 are now considered part of Major League Baseball, and their records will be added to the MLB's record book, the league announced Wednesday. "All of us who love baseball have long known that the Negro Leagues produced many of our game's best players, innovations and triumphs against a backdrop of injustice," MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred said in a statement. "We are now grateful to count the players of the Negro Leagues where they belong: as Major Leaguers within the official historical record." Major League Baseball did not integrate until April 1947, when Jackie Robinson debuted at first base for the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Baseball Hall of Famer had first played professional baseball two years earlier, as a member of the Negro Leagues' Kansas City Monarchs. Read it at Sports Illustrated

To celebrate the partial returns of the MLB and NBA, we've gathered all the best deals for jerseys and gear any diehard sports-fan would need. Both the NFL and MLB shops (powered by Fanatics) are running discounts between 25% and 65% on officially licensed gear this week, while fans of basketball and soccer can find big savings on apparel and shoes over at Eastbay and Soccer.com.  Read more:  MLB is back: How to watch without cable Read more:  NBA restart: How to watch without cable Even though we can't watch in person due to the coronavirus pandemic , we can still show off our game-day spirit by decking out in team colors and registering as virtual fans (check your home team's website for more info). CNET Cheapskate Subscribe to our daily spotlight on the best tech deals on the web – from phones to gadgets and more. See more coupon codes:  CNET coupons MLB Shop The MLB Store is currently discounting up to 65% off select memorabil

Products in this story are independently selected and featured editorially. If you make a purchase using these links we may earn commission. Starting Thanksgiving Day, Bath and Body Works is offering a "Buy 3, Get 3" deal on everything online (and in-stores on Nov. 27). That's right, you can mix-and-match all your favorite products throughout the entire store, including lotions, shower gels, candles, hand soaps, and more! (Yes, that includes the best-selling Winter Candy Apple Soap, Twisted Peppermint Shower Gel, and Vanilla Bean Noel Body Cream!) You simply pay for the three most expensive items and get the other three items completely free. Whether you're stockpiling for a cozy winter at home or knocking off a few gift sets from your list, this massive Black Friday sale will allow you to combine all your favorite scents. This major sale means you can get six of your favorite three-wick candles for less than $13 each! Plus, with more than 65

CLOSE Many retailers encouraged shoppers to go online for the best deals, but there were still some lines to be found in stores. USA TODAY UPDATE: Many Bath & Body stores are already sold out of the $9.95 candles but the sale was scheduled to last in stores through Sunday or while supplies last. See the latest story here. Bath & Body Works' anticipated Candle Day sale is back with some changes amid the coronavirus pandemic. During the sale, all three-wick candles are $9.95, which is nearly 60% off the regular price of $24.50. The online sale lit up at 6 a.m. ET Friday and was scheduled to be "Friday ONLY while supplies last," the company tweeted Thursday night. Like in past years, the candles sold out quickly online with the company sending an email at 2:05 p.m. ET with the subject "head to a store for $9.95 candles (sold out online)!" The in-store sale is scheduled to last three days – from Friday t

Bath and Body Works' annual candle sale is now live, with more than 120 kinds of three-wick candles selling for just $9.95. Plus, there are other deals to be had on body care, hand soap, and hand sanitizers. With the sale going live just three weeks before Christmas, the Bath and Body Works sale could be a great opportunity to shop for gifts—or to treat yourself to a new scented candle. Bath and Body Works fans will be pleased to know that fan-favorite scents like Mahogany Teakwood High Intensity and Vanilla Bean Noel are included in the candle sale. When is the Bath and Body Works Candle Sale? The sale is in stores from today through Sunday, and online for today only. The deals are available online from 6 a.m. ET on December 4 until 5.59 a.m. on December 5, while supplies last. An employee with a face mask stands at the door as a customer enters a Bath & Body Works store on July 21, in Pembroke Pines, Florida. The retailer's annual candle day sale has gone

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CLOSE McDonald's is giving you an early holiday present. Learn how to get it. USA TODAY McDonald's is giving away early holiday gifts. Starting Monday and through Dec. 24, the fast-food chain is featuring iconic holiday characters' favorite menu items and will give them away for free with a $1 minimum purchase. The McDonald's mobile app is needed to get the 11 days of daily deals. Characters include Frosty the Snowman, whose favorite item is a McFlurry; Buddy the Elf, who prefers syrupy Hotcakes; The Grinch with an Egg McMuffin and Seinfeld's Frank Costanza with a Festivus freebie on Dec. 23. The daily app deals end on Christmas Eve with free chocolate chip cookies in honor of Santa Claus. The company says this day's deal is the only that doesn't require a $1 purchase.  Amazon ordering deadlines 2020: Prime members can get free same-day delivery through Christmas Eve Apple Fitness+: The new service can get yo

'Tis the season to get your hands on free food. shutterstock Thanks to an avalanche of deals from popular chains across the country, December is shaping up to be a banner month for free food. Getting your hands on complimentary snacks is always exciting, but it feels particularly good now that 2020 is finally coming to a close. And with the —holidays in mind, McDonald's is unleashing a 11-day free food feeding frenzy to end the year with a bang. Or maybe a burp. From December 14 through December 24, McDonald's will offer a daily free food deal that spotlights a beloved holiday character from pop culture. The characters include Frosty the Snowman (who'll score you a free McFlurry), Buddy the Elf (free Hotcakes!), and even Frank Costanza (free bakery item). The only catch is that these deals—with the exception the final giveaway on December 24—are only good through McDonald's mobile app and you have to make a $1 purchase to qualify, accordi

CLOSE McDonald's is giving you an early holiday present. Learn how to get it. USA TODAY McDonald's is going festive – and free – for its next celebrity collaborations.  Following special meals with musicians Travis Scott and J Balvin, the fast-food chain announced Thursday that it will feature iconic holiday characters and their favorite menu items starting Monday. (And yes, the McRib barbecue sandwich, which returned last week with much fanfare, is still being served.) For 11 days through Christmas Eve, McDonald's will give away the character of the day's favorite item for free through its app with a minimum $1 purchase. Characters include Frosty the Snowman whose favorite item is a McFlurry, Buddy the Elf who likes syrupy Hotcakes best, the Grinch and Seinfeld's Frank Costanza with a Festivus freebie on Dec. 23. Cheaper by the dozen: Krispy Kreme celebrates 'Day of the Dozens' 2020 with $1 doughnuts deal Satur

For 68 years, Service Merchandise called Tennessee home, moving their national headquarters to Brentwood in the early 1980s. They were one of the first corporations to settle into the Cool Springs area. During the 1970s and 1980s they were the number one retail catalogue showroom store in the country, topping sales at four million dollars in 1994. Beginning in 1934 in Pulaski, Tennessee as a five-and-dime store, Service Merchandise grew to over 400 showroom stores before going into bankruptcy in 2002. They offered fine jewelry, sporting goods, electronics, housewares, toys, and even some clothing. Their ordering process through a "Silent Sam" on-line cash register system in their stores allowed them to keep shrinkage down and pass the savings on to the consumer. It was a unique system that was also fun. You put in your order in at one place, and it came out on a conveyer belt at the other end. Founded by Harry and Mary Zimmerman, they both passed away in 1986, and tha

The major types of insulin include short-acting, rapid-acting, intermediate-acting, long-acting, ultra-long-acting, and inhaled.  About 24% of people with diabetes use insulin, and they usually need a combination of short-acting and long-acting to regulate blood sugar levels.  This article was reviewed by Jason R. McKnight, MD, MS, a family-medicine physician and clinical assistant professor at Texas A&M College of Medicine.  This story is part of Insider's guide to Diabetes.  Insulin is a naturally-occurring hormone that helps the body regulate blood sugar, or blood glucose.  Healthy individuals produce all the insulin they need. But people with type 1 diabetes do not produce any insulin, so they need to take insulin injections.  People with type 2 diabetes produce some insulin, but their body is not always able to use it effectively. Because of that, some people with type 2 diabetes also need to take insulin injections. Here's what you need to know a

In May 2020, the Trump Administration announced the number of Medicare Part D plans that will be participating in 2021 in a Medicare Innovation Center model to address out-of-pocket costs for insulin products for Part D enrollees. Under the voluntary model, participating Part D plans can offer coverage of insulin for a flat monthly copayment of no more than $35, in contrast to varying cost-sharing amounts during different phases of the Part D benefit under the current design. The model comes in response to rising prices for insulin, which have attracted increasing scrutiny from policymakers, leading to congressional investigations and overall concerns about affordability and access for people with diabetes who need insulin to control blood glucose levels. Among people with Medicare (including people 65 and older and younger adults with long-term disabilities), one third (33%) had diabetes in 2017, up from 18% in 2000. The rate of diabetes in the overall population has been trending u