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Trending in 2024 Heres How You Can Win a 500 Prepaid Visa Gift Card

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The upcoming contest allows U. S. residents to win a $500 prepaid Visa gift card, valid for purchases from January 22 to March 31, 2024. Participants can earn more entries by engaging on social media, including liking, sharing, and following the contest's promotional accounts. Eligibility requires participants to be at least 18 years old and reside in the contiguous United States.

A single winner will be drawn on April 1, 2024, from all eligible entries. The gift card can be used for various shopping experiences, from trendy items to grocery bills. This initiative taps into the growing trend of social media-driven promotions. Additionally, it reflects the current consumer interest in online shopping and personal rewards. Such contests can enhance brand visibility and foster community engagement.

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Chelan County Sheriffs Office warns public of scam calls using Deputies names

Chelan County Sheriff’s Office warns residents of a surge in fraudulent calls where scammers impersonate deputies, claiming victims have missed court dates or have outstanding warrants. The agency emphasizes that legitimate requests for payment related to warrants will never come via phone. Residents are advised to hang up immediately and not provide personal information.

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Community turns out for annual Fowl Play 5k on Thanksgiving morning

Approximately 430 participants joined the annual Fowl Play 5k in Leavenworth on Thanksgiving morning, braving adverse weather conditions. The event, which includes runners, walkers, and costumed participants, supports the Cascade High School Cross Country team. Assistant Coach Landon Davies expressed gratitude for the community's turnout despite the rain and snow.

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City of Leavenworth awards 175,000 in grants to local nonprofits

The City of Leavenworth awarded $175,000 in grants to local nonprofits for 2026. The funding, divided between the Lodging Tax Fund and the Leavenworth General Fund, aims to enhance tourism and benefit community residents. The City Council approved the grants during its Nov. 12 meeting.