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4K SUNDAY, JULY 3, 2016 POPS ON THE RIVER ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
MILITARY DISCOUNTS
Active, reserve and retired members of the military can pick up their Military Appreciation Discount Card at the Military Appreciation Tent. This card can be used to receive special deals at many of Pops on the River’s marketplace vendors at the event. Here is a list of the discounts that will be available.
FOOD TRUCKS
• Hardee’s – Buy one 1/3-pound burger, get one free
• Whitworth Concessions – A free small drink • W & M Concessions – $1 off lemonade
• Just Chillin Ice – A free 8-ounce snow cone • Kona Ice – A free size upgrade
• Hot Rod Wieners – 10 percent off
• Hillbilly Kettle Corn – $1 off a large kettle
corn and $1 off lemonade
MARKETPLACE VENDORS
• Maverick Mart USA – 20 percent off
• Lucky Ducky – 20 percent off
• Mystery Lamps – $5 off any purchase
• Seal-Smart – 25 percent off when you sign up for a free estimate
• Beautiful Blessings – 10 percent off
• Real Time Pain Relief – 15 percent off
• 870 Spook – $2 off a 5-minute game or $5 off a 15-minute game
• Face Painting Friends – $2 off
• Usborne Books & More – 20 percent off
• Origami Owl – Two free charms with the purchase of a locket and chain
• HYLA Systems – 15 percent off
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE FILE PHOTO
Robert Pitts of Cabot and Barbara Lee of Little Rock get ready to show their appreciation for members of the military at last year’s Pops on the River.
Honor and appreciation
Pops on the River pays tribute to armed forces
By Cody Graves
SPECIAL SECTIONS WRITER
Independence Day is a great time to celebrate our country’s freedom with family, friends and even complete strangers. However, that freedom wouldn’t be possible without the United States military and the dedication and sacrifice of men and women in uniform.
One of the most important aspects of Pops on the River is its Salute to the Troops.
“We owe a special debt of gratitude to the members, past and present, of our Arkansas military community,” said Amanda Copley, marketing and events director at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. “It is due to their commitment and sacrifice that we live in an atmosphere of freedom in which we are able to provide and attend celebrations like Pops on the River.”
