It's "Free Food Friday" at Action News 5. We teamed up with the Midtown Lennys and Curbside Casseroles in east Memphis to raise money for the Mid-South Food Bank.

What will your office do to raise money for the Mid-South Food Bank?

On "Free Food Friday",  we ask our staff to join us for a FREE lunch in exhange for a donation to the Mid-South Food Bank.  It's the second year for the fundraiser at Action News 5.  Staffers were treated to turkey, ham, dressing, green breans, pyramid potatoes, salad, pecan pie, apple pie and much more from Curbside Casseroles.  Lennys provided turkey, ham, tuna and even chicken salad sandwiches with all the fixin's, chips, cookies and drinks.  The food was delicious!

If so, you have probably heard that SSL certificates will be required for Facebook pages starting tomorrow, October 1.

In the wake of continued concerns about security, Facebook will now require that all Facebook app developers own an SSL (https instead of http) for their pages. SSL (secure sockets layer) encrypts communications processed over the Internet. This protects against eavesdropping and malicious tampering adding security to Facebook users who previously were asked to switch from https to http when an app did not have SSL.

But that mandate raises lots of questions:

Does every Facebook page have to have an SSL certificate?

A viewer snapped this picture inside what used to be a Schnucks store in Horn Lake Friday.

The chain slashed prices after the store and several others around the Mid-South were sold to Kroger recently. Those deals were menat to clear the shelves so Kroger workers could restock the store with new products.

Photo courtesy My5 user Gsry Cox.