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Our Rock Hill Featured Business this edition is Morton Amusement. From their website:
Morton Amusement Inflatables is Rock Hill’s most trusted source for bounce houses, water slides, toddler playhouses, and other inflatables! We also offer concession machines, carnival games, music, and much more! Contact us today to reserve inflatable fun and more!
Our featured Fort Mill / Tega Cay business this edition is Blooming Einsteins. From their website, “We Are Geniuses in training! Blooming Einsteins is designed to enhance the development of the child through meaningful experiences, learning activities, and collaborative interactions that will educate, build relationships, and promote healthy lifestyles. Join us for summer camp and after school enrichment! Of course you want your child to be a blooming einstein!”
Get more information about Blooming Einsteins on their website
The Carolina Show Ski Team is a competitive, entertaining, family oriented team that performs water ski shows through the summer at Windjammer Park and other events around the Carolinas. You can get their full schedule information at their website, by clicking here.
Be sure to check them out this summer, it’s fun for the whole family!
Our featured business in the Home / Auto category this issue is Sun Stoppers. They provide window tinting solutions for auto, home, and commercial and have many locations in the Charlotte area to serve you including Ballantyne, Pineville, Matthews, Rock Hill, Lake Wylie, and Gastonia.
Visit their website at www.sunstoppers.net or give them a call at 704.563.4444 for auto tint and 704.543.5522 for residential glass tinting.
Our featured health for this issue is The Joint. They are located in the brand new building next to CVS at Pleasant and 160 in Fort Mill. Call now to make an appointment,
Dr. Juliana 803-548-4200
We are so pleased to feature Lipo Light Fort Mill in the Featured Health category this time. From their website: The Lipo-Light advanced slimming and toning program is the latest treatment for non-invasive body contouring. Simple to use, safe and hygienic Lipo-Light delivers effective results. 
You will be able to naturally slim, shape and tone the areas of the body you want including those difficult to reach areas such as waist, hips, thighs, upper legs and even the arms. The Lipo-Light Advanced Slimming and Toning program is the latest treatment in the revolutionary non-invasive body contouring market. The use of heat and specific wavelength light from Lipo-Light combined with exercise and a healthy diet will naturally slim and tone your problem areas without painful surgery. Lipo Light Pro-Advanced Body Slimming With Immediate Results Its many uses include health, beauty, fitness and well-being.
• Slim • Shape • Tone Our Lipo-Light Advanced Slimming and Toning has a positive effect on those areas where body sculpting can prove difficult including the waist, hips, thighs, upper legs and even the arms. So be sure to check out Lipo Light Fort Mill by visiting their website at http://www.lipolightfortmill.com or giving them a call at 803.802.9100
SMART FOODS is now a Drop Off Location for Children’s Attention Home in Rock Hill. In addition, Smart Foods will donate A FOOD ITEM with every multiple purchase of the same item. Please see this month’s needs listed below for Children’s Attention Home. Drop Off any of these items at 725 Crossroads Plaza. Remember to pass this message to all your friend.
Thank you for helping your local children and families in need.
“The Children’s Attention Home cares for children who vary in age, gender, and size. We cannot predict when children will enter or exit our care, and it is difficult to always have exactly what a child will need upon arrival. Your donation of a gift card will allow us to purchase clothing, shoes, and other special items to ensure that each child receives something personal.
We will accept gift cards from any stores, but most often, gift cards to Walmart, Target, Belk, and Kohl’s are most useful. The following items top our list of needs for the kids (Please note: due to regulatory and other considerations we can only accept new ‘in the box’ items):
1 – Bicycle Helmets (all sizes / genders)
2- Duffel bags or Suitcases
3- Face wash for teenagers
4- Women’s boy shorts or hipsters – size (5-7) Bras – all sizes (B&C)
5- Men’s boxers – size (M-XL)
We just wanted to let y’all know that the magazines are running late this April. Due to an unforeseen circumstance, the magazines will arrive in homes after April 28. Our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.
From their website:
We have been growing fresh fruits and vegetables here at the Bush-N-Vine since 1979. However, the Bush-N-Vine Farm has actually been in the Hall family for much longer—over 150 years! Originally the farm was solely a peach orchard. The building located on our farm in York, South Carolina was used as a peach packing shed in the 1950’s and 60’s. In 1979, Bob Hall reopened the doors using the space as an open air market. After graduating from Clemson University in 1980 Bob made farming his career. He has been selling delicious produce in the stand ever since. His hard work and dedication to farming are the reason Bush-N-Vine Farm is what it is today! In 2010, after graduating from Clemson University, Sam Hall joined forces with his dad and started working at the farm full-time. We hope that our family farm will continue providing our customers with the fresh produce they love for many years to come!
Get all the info on their website!
Couponing is still very much alive. Let’s look at some statistics.
• 92% of consumers use coupons; 60% use printable coupons.
• Consumers saved US$1.8 billion using coupons in the first half of 2013.
• 96% of millennials use coupons.
• Households with incomes of US$100,000 or more are twice as likely to use coupons as those earning less than US$35,000. College-degree holders are also twice as likely to use coupons as those who did not graduate from high
school.
• How mothers find coupons: print (78%), circulars (65%), digital (55%)
This is just an excerpt from the full article, which can be found by clicking here!
