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Trucks, shirts, hats, pens, party supplies and water bottles
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Golf balls, shirts and hats with the Waste Management Phoenix Open logo
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Sustainable items, including many made from recycled materials
Go here to shop for all your Waste Management goods:
http://wm.brandresourcecenter.com/ecommerce/secure/merchandise_landing.do?menu_id=118714
Expect the Review to do a feature story on Waste Management's store in the near future. |
Monday, December 16, 2013
Waste Management Opens Retail Store
I just received notice that Waste Management (yes, the garbage people) has opened a brand new online retail store. Some of the fantastic things you can order include:
Saturday, December 14, 2013
An Ad Left Out in the Rain
Is it me? Do I need glasses? The grossly out-of-date Danville/Pittsylvania County Fair ad on the Review's front page now looks all fuzzy, like it was left out in the rain for three months.
Check out the ad here.
Check out the ad here.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
BREAKING NEWS: County schools on delay Monday
It's Thursday, but still listed under the breaking news headline is the announcement that county schools will be delayed on Monday. One more day and we won't be able to tell which Monday the Review is talking about
Monday, December 9, 2013
Charlie Bray Married 50 Years
The Reidsville Review published the announcement on August 25th and it's still on the front page. Yes, that's right, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bray have been married for 50 years. Get all the exciting details here.
Sunday, December 8, 2013
The Irony of the Parade
I just watched the Draper Childrens Parade on WGSR TV (47.1 on your dial).
The first thing I noticed was the Eden Police Department (and every parade entry) throwing candy to the parade spectators. Children and adults were dashing into the street to grab the treats.
This is terribly ironic considering it is unlawful for anyone, including the Police Dept., to throw candy out during a Reidsville parade. The Reidsville City Council considers candy throwing to be too hazardous to the public.
I should note it is not easy to tell why it's called the Draper Childrens Parade. With the exception of the candy throwing, an incredible clatter of sirens and horn honking, and a noticeable lack of dance troupes, it looks just like the Reidsville Parade.
The first thing I noticed was the Eden Police Department (and every parade entry) throwing candy to the parade spectators. Children and adults were dashing into the street to grab the treats.
This is terribly ironic considering it is unlawful for anyone, including the Police Dept., to throw candy out during a Reidsville parade. The Reidsville City Council considers candy throwing to be too hazardous to the public.
I should note it is not easy to tell why it's called the Draper Childrens Parade. With the exception of the candy throwing, an incredible clatter of sirens and horn honking, and a noticeable lack of dance troupes, it looks just like the Reidsville Parade.
Old Faithful
Can't get enough of the good stuff.
It's an oldie but a goodie. It is now December 8th. The Reidsville Review has had a story about saxophones posted on its front page since July 24th.
It's an oldie but a goodie. It is now December 8th. The Reidsville Review has had a story about saxophones posted on its front page since July 24th.
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Weather Alert
It's December 3rd and under The Breaking News category the Review has posted a weather alert for November 25th.
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