The Daily Citizen, Dalton, GA

Local News

November 27, 2009

Buy one, get one free books benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters

A book of 80-plus buy one, get one free gift certificates for local restaurants and attractions is available at The Cherry Tree in downtown Dalton. All proceeds support the local Big Brothers Big Sisters.

The book is $30 and includes restaurants and businesses from Dalton and Chattanooga that offer buy one, get one discounts. All restaurants offer buy one entrée, get one free. Some of the restaurants in Dalton are the Dalton Depot, Cornerstone Grill and Los Reyes. A sample of Chattanooga offerings includes Back Inn Café in the Bluff View Art District, the Station House at the Chattanooga Choo Choo and Taco Mac. Other buy one, get one free coupons include Groome Transportation, Chattanooga Symphony & Opera and Dalton Falls Mini Golf. For a full listing, check www.adventurescoupons.com.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Georgia Mountains is a nonprofit organization that helps children reach their potential through professionally supported one-to-one relationships with mentors. To be a volunteer mentor, call (706) 278-0702.

The Cherry Tree is at 236 N. Hamilton St.

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