This year has been one big DUMPSTER FIRE! Let’s recap the year so far, we had walking sharks, locust swarms, Australia burned, and of course, COVID-19. There’s no denying it, this year has definitely been the WORST! To commemorate the worst year ever, we’ve gathered up some of the worst prizes we could find. Shea Fox found some expired oatmeal in her desk drawer, Jimbo is giving away the rest of his pink shampoo and Casio has some old rocket t-shirts to throw in the pile. You could win a broken remote control car, an old XBOX with last year’s Gears of War game and a bass guitar that we couldn’t get signed because of the pandemic. It’s the Worst Giveaway for the WORST YEAR!
Listen for the “Worst Year” cue to call and be the ninth caller to win some of our crap. We’ll continue to give away the dregs of the prize drawer until we run out of stuff, but don’t worry we do have some cash to give away. Each person that wins some random prize (if you can even call it that), will be put in a drawing each week for a chance at winning a $250 Visa Gift card. It’s our way of saying thanks for listening, during this crap-tastic year!
The week of November 2nd, you can drop off non-perishable food items at one of Holston Gases 3 locations, Huntsville, Decatur, or Fort Payne.
The week of November 9th, you can drop off non perishable food items at Shagnasty’s Grubbery and PourHouse sponsored by Law Tigers.
The week of November 16th, you can drop off non perishable food items at Hobbs Co.
The 6th annual Rocket 95.1 Holiday Food Drive. Brought to you by our friends at Holston Gases, Law Tigers, Shagnasty’s Grubbery and Pourhouse, and Hobbs Co.
I began selling broadcast media advertising during college in November of 1991. After graduating from The University of Tennessee with a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast, I continued my career and my love of radio grew. Once you learn the secret to successful radio advertising you want to share it with everyone you meet! Thirty years later I’m still sharing that secret with business owners in Huntsville. My passion is helping small business owners increase their gross profits by sharing my knowledge of the POWER of RADIO!
I joined Rocket City Broadcasting in 2012 and continue to help my clients build their revenue through our radio and digital platform.u00a0(MORE)
Becky Cobb has been with Rocket City Broadcasting for many years and has over 30 years of marketing experience. (MORE)u00a0
As the pandemic continues, and Huntsville businesses continue to have to alter operations, small businesses need cash quickly. Facebook is providing this critical injection to help small local businesses who need it most. With a Facebook Data Center in Huntsville, Facebook is committed to communities in its footprint. Additionally, within Facebook’s overall SMB grant investment, Facebook is prioritizing 50% of grants to eligible veteran, minority and woman-owned businesses due to the disproportionate negative impact that COVID-19 has had on these businesses, their employees, and the communities that they serve.
This announcement is part of Facebook’s commitment to help small businesses around the world including the creation of the Business Resource Hub to help businesses cope with disruptions and keep their customers connected. Facebook has also introduced a place for users to purchase digital gift cards and create fundraisers for their favorite businesses. Additionally, Facebook has made it easier for businesses to communicate service changes like online services, delivery and pickup to their customers through a businesses’ Facebook Page.
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