MARION - We're celebrating liver mush!  Highlights at tonight's special event include bluegrass music, food, children's activities and crafts.  It's a squeal!

Event Details
Date:  Friday, June 3rd
Hours:  6:30pm to 9pm
Free Admission
Location:  Main Street in Marion

Need more information?  Please click HERE or call 828.652.2215.

We have talked to you before about monitoring what your kids post on Facebook or check in location software like Foursquare to protect them from cyberstalking and child predators.  Now we have news of a recent attempted kidnapping where police believe that the kid's social networking activities made him a target.

WBTV's cyber expert, Theresa Payton, talks to us about what happened and what we can learn from a narrowly avoided tragedy.

Eugene Kaspersky is a legend in the security field.  His son Vanya, also known as "Ivan" is 20-years-old and was kidnapped on his way to work.  The overall story is terrible but it has a happy ending.

Ivan is alive and home safe and sound.  When police started investigating, they and his Dad, Eugene, believe that the kidnappers were tracking his son using social networking.

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) - Krispy Kreme can add the word "free" to its familiar "Hot Doughnuts Now" sign for at least one day.
     
The Winston-Salem based treat maker is observing National Doughnut Day at its outlets in North Carolina and across the nation by giving each customer one free doughnut of their choice.
     
National Doughnut Day was established in Chicago in 1938 by The Salvation Army as a way to pay homage to the young women who helped soldiers during World War I and World War II with hand-made doughnuts.