Frances | May 31, 2011
We wanted to wait until the dust settled on the the Publix coupon policy before we posted a list of competitor coupons in our area. Here are a list of competitors for the Alabama & Florida stores.
Alabama Publix Competitors
Daphne
- Bruno’s
- Dollar General
- Rite Aid
- Save-A-Lot
- Target
- Winn-Dixie
Fairhope
- Bruno’s
- Rite Aid
- Target
- Winn-Dixie
Gulf Shores
- Bruno’s
- Dollar General
- Family Dollar
- Rite Aid
- Target
- Winn-Dixie
Orange Beach
- Bruno’s
- Dollar General
- Rite Aid
- Target
- Winn-Dixie
Florida Publix Competitors
9 Mile
University Town Center & Perdido
Mobile Hwy
Pace & 9th Ave
Sea Shell
What is the Publix coupon policy?
- Publix accepts manufacturers’ coupons (limit one per item),
- Publix coupons (originals only—no copies), valid Internet coupons, and coupons from nearby competitors identified by each Publix store. (Competitor names are posted at each Publix store.)
- We will accept coupons from competing pharmacies for prescriptions only.
- We will not accept percent-off-items or percent-off-total-order coupons.
- We will only accept coupons for identical merchandise we sell.
- Acceptance is subject to any restrictions on the coupon, and we reserve the right to limit quantities.
- Manager approval is needed for individual coupons above $5.00.
- For a buy-one-get-one free (BOGO) offer, each item is considered a separate sale.
- We will accept a manufacturer’s coupon and either a Publix or a competitor coupon on the same item.
- Dollars-off-total-order coupons will be limited to one Publix AND one competitor coupon per order.
- The order total must be equal to or greater than the total purchase requirements indicated on the coupon(s) presented.
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Frances | May 31, 2011
SPANISH FORT, Alabama — Work at the Eastern Shore Centre is progressing on the site of a future Publix Super Market, and construction may soon begin on a bowling alley planned for the shopping development.
This week workers are expected to begin pouring concrete footers for the structure, according to Dwaine Stevens, a media and communications manager with the grocery chain.
Drainage work at the site of the grocery store began earlier this month, according to Spanish Fort Building Official Bruce Renkert.
Stevens said it is too early to give an exact opening date for the 54,000-square-foot store, but indicated it would be toward the end of the year.
“Once the groundbreaking takes place, we generally open nine months later,” Stevens said last week. The store is being constructed just north of Belk Department Store on a tract north of Eastern Shore Drive and west of Eastern Shore Boulevard. The shopping center is near Ala. 181 and U.S. 31.
The Lakeland, Fla., grocer has 45 stores in Alabama. Once open, the Spanish Fort location will be the chain’s fifth store in Baldwin, Steven said.
Renkert last week said he had not seen any progress yet on a family entertainment center also planned to be built in the Eastern Shore Centre development. But Sonya Cole of Cole Properties LLC said she and her husband, Frank “Butch” Cole, expect closing in April on property they are buying in the center. The $4.6 million project’s groundbreaking could come the following week, she said.
In February, the Coles got the green light from the Spanish Fort Planning Commission for their plans for a bowling alley on a parcel on Eastern Shore Boulevard south of Arlington Apartments. The couple owns Gulf Bowl in Foley.
The 35,000-square-foot facility planned in Spanish Fort, which would employ about 45 people, is expected to include an arcade, pool tables and a restaurant and grill along with a 24-lane bowling alley.
“We’re just so excited. Everything’s coming into place,” Cole said.
Thanks Kim Lanier, Press-Register Press-Register
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Frances | May 26, 2011
Make sure you join us at the Fairhope Farmers Market starting TODAY!
Thursdays, May 19th through July 7th from 3pm to 6pm.
Our plans are to be at the market every Thursday until July 7th, when the market ends.
There will be lots of other vendors at the Fairhope Farmers Market that sell fresh fruits, vegetables, local honey, flowers, plants, baked goods plus live entertainments and story times for the kids.
The market starts at 3pm on the vacant lot behind the Fairhope Public Library, corner of Bancroft and Magnolia.
One of the most common questions we get is how to save money on produce.
Farmers Markets are the perfect place for getting a great deals on fresh home grown produce for your family. Participating in your local farmers market, not only will you get great deals on fresh produce but you will be helping your local farmers.
We Look forward to seeing you there!
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