Go for the GREEN on the YELLOW Line (click here for more)
| Date: Monday, October 15th, 2012 |  Return to Archive |
Get DISCOUNTS at participating stores when you shop wearing a GREEN ARM BAND. Green arm bands will be given out on the YELLOW Line starting October 15th until supplies run out.
Participating Retailers:
- Bluetique
- Candlemakers on the Square
- Morris Jewelry
- Verdi Restaurant
- Parlor on Main
- Zingarella
- Zebra Graphics
- Barbara Stewart Interiors
- Tea Squares
- McKenzies Florist
- Depot Museum
- John McDonald Photography
- Mariah's Restaurant
The YELLOW Line provides transit service between main campus and downtown Bowling Green Monday - Friday from 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM every 30 minutes.
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