Every year, thousands of young football fans dream of breaking the huddle with hero Steve Smith. Showmars, a proud sponsor of Steve Smith’s Football ProCamp, is making that dream a reality for four Charlotte-area children this summer.

Showmars is giving away four spots to the 2013 Steve Smith Football ProCamp. Football fans can sign up by filling out an entry form at any of Showmars 28 Charlotte-Metro locations.

ProCamp is a youth athletic camp for children in grades 1- 8. Established in 1998, the camp provides thousands of youth the opportunity to attend camp with their sporting heroes. At the camp, attendees learn football fundamentals and meet children their own age with like interests.

This year’s ProCamp event will be held at Ardrey Kell High School on Monday, June 10, and Tuesday, June 11.

CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV)- It seems like everybody is looking for the fountain of youth.

And doctors say over-the-counter products can help.

When 70-year-old Janice McEwen looks at the damage to her skin over the years, she is startled.

"This past year we found we had some squeamish cells," said Janice.

Dermatologist Ronea Harris explains to McEwen that sun damage has led to this problem.

Dr. Harris says that aside from avoiding the sun from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., purchasing the proper sunscreen and other beauty products is important.

But to keep your skin looking young and preventing serious skin conditions you need to take a close look at what's on the label.

She says the key is whether over-the-counter products are giving accurate information on their labels.

"They really offer a lot of promises however it takes time to deliver the promises that they are offering," said Dr. Harris.

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP)- North Carolina lawmakers are moving closer to relaxing rules for selling beer to seated fans at stadiums.

The House on Monday gave initial approval to a bill permitting alcohol sales in the seating areas of professional ballparks with a capacity of at least 3,000. Current law allows for in-stand sales only at venues of at least 60,000 seats.

The bill passed narrowly and will have to return for another vote. Opponents argued the bill will encourage greater consumption.

Another bill allowing retailers to stock beer in larger, refillable containers passed with little debate. The bill is aimed at helping the state's craft brewers, who often package their product in containers of up to 64 ounces. The containers known as "growlers" are not allowed to be sold at grocery stores.

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