FLOYD COUNTY —
The 2012 edition of the News and Tribune’s Power of Pink T-shirts are on sale now at both of our Southern Indiana offices.
The shirts sell for $10 each and the News and Tribune will donate up to $1,250 to the American Cancer Society, depending on how many shirts are sold. We will also have them available at our booth at Harvest Homecoming, which kicks-off Thursday, Oct. 11.
The T-shirts have sold out the past two years.
Our offices are located at 303 Scribner Drive, New Albany, and 221 Spring St., Jeffersonville. Call 812-283-6636. The Jeffersonville office is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the New Albany office is open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Business/Money
October 5, 2012
Power of Pink T-shirts available
Pick yours up at either News and Tribune office
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