40%	I always Buy Local.
60%	I Buy Local only when it is less expensive.
0%	I rarely or never Buy Local.

Comment: I've seen several great deals around town which have inspired me to Buy Local. One was at the New Balance store in Winston-Salem. They promise to match or beat any competitor's price (even a price from the internet). Folks around town are also putting up some good deals for Mother's Day and Father's Day - from floral shops to day spas and restaurants... if anybody out there has come across anything special, I'd like to hear about it! from Winston-Salem by Eric

Comment: for graduation my folks got me a laptop from best buy. it was a good local deal and it came with service warranty plans. from Greensboro by John

Comment: There are some great mothers day and fathers day gift shops in old downtown kernersville. Look at the pottery shop on main street and papersassy on mountain street. I picked things up from both stores and was able to have customized initials put on some of the items, stationary and pens. A very nice touch! I don't know how much I need to say it, but please shop locally as much as you can!!! My nephew works at a local factory and told me that local business keeps a lot of them employed. Thank you for helping me share this message. from Walkertown by Sylvia

Comment: I got my mama gift cards from 4 seasons mall. she love to shop and they got some good deals this springtime. Especially at Gap, Lane Bryant, and NY Co. from Greensboro by LaMesha

Comment: the local farmers market is also a good place to shop for gifts and local produce. They bring it comes straight from nearby farms so it is as fresh as possible, we use it as much as we can.For a father's day gift or graduation gift you should take your loved ones to a local restaurant that serves locally raised food. It will help local farmers stay in business. iGracias! from Greensboro by Maria

Comment: The best graduation gift, of course would be $$$$! But to be a little more special and tie in locally, a gift card to a local store and restaurant is the way to go. I like mi pueblo to eat, or little richards. If it's a place to shop try reynolda village, they have a lot of unique items. from Lexington by Sandra

Comment: yall need to come on down to your local shopping centers. even though most of our stores are chains and not local they still employ local people, so visit us if your out shopping and buy locally at your local shopping centers. especially if your in the thruway area come see me and i'll find you a local deal cheaper than anywhere outside of our area. thanks! from winston-salem by melinda

Comment: The triad has so many small local business & places to eat that are great! I found this website that posts some coupons for local spots: http://www.alloverthetriad.com/ from Kernersville by Steve

Comment: A lot of my friends and I are spending a lot of time at home now - can't really afford to travel a lot. I want my home to be beautiful, but whew who can afford it?! Klaussnerhome on Wendover is having a big prior to the 4th sale from High Point NC by Carla

Comment: I think you need to always support your local businesses. There is a very cool site www.StellaGuide.com has a lot of local businesses and local coupons on it. And different ways to save money. So check it out. Their slogan is save time, enjoy life, live affordably check them out, and ALWAYS BUY LOCAL. from NC by Michael