Error message

Updates from Organizations - Government agencies - Advertise Various Artists

Friday, November 3, 2017 - 1:00pm

SHOPKO ANNOUNCES 2017 BLACK FRIDAY HOURS
Retailer unveils more than 800 doorbusters starting at 4:00 p.m. on November 23

Green Bay, Wis. – Shopko announces its 2017 hours on the biggest shopping days of the year and unveils more than 800 doorbusters and 70 WOW doorbusters available while supplies last on Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

For the second year in a row, Shopko stores will be open from 4 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day and remain open until 10 p.m. Friday, November 24. Doorbusters will be featured at Shopko store locations when doors open at 4 p.m. Thursday through 2 p.m. on Friday, while supplies last. Select Black Friday doorbusters will also be available early on Shopko.com starting Wednesday, November 22.

The first 100 holiday customers will receive $25 in additional savings, including a $10 off home and clothing purchase coupon, valid November 25, and a $15 holiday bonus card, valid the month of December.

“Shopko is honored to be included in millions of families’ Black Friday shopping traditions,” Russ Steinhorst, Shopko Interim CEO, said. “At Shopko, we aim to provide a fun shopping experience for the whole family and incredible door buster deals on some of the season’s most wanted Christmas gifts for everyone on your shopping list.”

Shopko expects several best-sellers this year within its doorbusters and WOW doorbusters, including:

- RCA® 55” Ultra 4K LED HDTV for $299.99 while supplies last (Regular $599.99)
- XBOX ONETM S 500GB Console for $189.99 while supplies last (Regular $279.99)
- BARCALOUNGER® Warner Pedestal Faux Leather Recliner with Ottoman for $349.99 while supplies last (Regular $999.99)
- NORTHCREST®  Down Alternative Comforter (all sizes) for $17.99 while supplies last (Regular $79.99-$99.99)
- STUDIO A®  Bath Towels $4/10 while supplies last (Regular $9.99)
- SUNDOLPHIN® Aruba 10’ Kayak with Paddle for $149.99 while supplies last (Regular $249.99)
- Pinnacle 20” Carry-on Spinner Luggage for $24.99 while supplies last (Regular $99.99)
- 1/8-CTW Diamond Sterling Silver Stud Earrings for $19.99 while supplies last (Regular $99.99)
- Kitchen electrics including Crock-Pot® Cook & Carry slow cooker, Nostalgia® hot air popper, Mr. Coffee® 12-cup programmable coffeemaker, Sunbeam® 4-slice toaster, Bella® 12” skillet, Bella® griddle for $9.99 after mail-in rebate while supplies last (Regular $24.99 - $39.99). 

An estimated 36 percent of families shopped on Thanksgiving Day and 74 percent on Black Friday in 2016, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF). The shopping traditions of Black Friday historically bring more than 100 million people into brick-and-mortar stores.

Shopko.com pre-Black Friday events
Exclusively at Shopko.com, customers will have a chance to purchase select Black Friday doorbusters ahead of Black Friday. Pre-Black Friday events start on November 3 and will be offered again November 10, and 17. Sign up for Shopko emails to get all the great doorbusters and Cyber deals.

Store hours vary by location. Be sure to check your local Shopko’s holiday hours. Shopko provides the stuff that counts. Follow Shopko at Facebook.com/Shopko.

###

About Shopko
Shopko is owned by an affiliate of Sun Capital Partners, Inc., a leading private investment firm focused on leverage buyouts, equity, debt, and other investments in market-leading companies. 

Founded in 1962 and headquartered in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Shopko Stores Operating Co., LLC is a $3 billion retailer that operates 381 stores in 26 states throughout the Central, Western and Pacific Northwest regions. Retail formats include 127 Shopko stores, providing quality name-brand merchandise, great values, pharmacy, and optical services in small- to mid-sized cities; 5 Shopko Express Rx stores, a convenient neighborhood drugstore concept; 5 Shopko Pharmacy locations; and 244 Shopko Hometown stores, a smaller concept store developed to meet the needs of smaller communities. For more information, visit www.shopko.com.

Please note that Shopko welcomes media to its stores during holiday shopping. To coordinate an interview or b-roll shooting at your local Shopko or Shopko Hometown, please contact Michelle Hansen at 920-429-4054 or michelle.hansen@shopko.com.

=========================

ADVISORY: Secretary Perdue in California Sunday and Monday

(Washington, D.C., November 3, 2017) – U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue will be in California Sunday and Monday, November 5th-6th, to meet with local farmers and producers. The Secretary will be in Modesto on Sunday to hold a town hall with local producers hosted by the California Farm Bureau. On Monday, he will join the Western Growers at Grimmway Farm in Arvin for a round table with local producers.

Secretary Perdue Leads Town Hall and Media Availability

WHAT: Secretary Perdue will join a town hall conversation with local producers before holding a media availability.

WHEN: SUNDAY, November 5th at 2:30 p.m. PST

WHERE: Agricultural Center for Education Arena, Student Center Drive, Modesto, CA 95358

Secretary Perdue Holds Media Availability Before Round Table

WHAT: Secretary Perdue will hold a brief media availability before hosting a round table conversation with local producers at Grimmway Farm.

WHEN: MONDAY, November 6th, at 8:00 a.m. PST

WHERE: Grimmway Farm, 11412 Malaga Road, Arvin, CA 93203

*NOTE: Media interested in attending any of the events must RSVP to press@oc.usda.gov by 5:00 p.m. ET TOMORROW, Saturday, November 4th.

=====================

THE HILL TO DISCUSS PREVENTION AND EDUCATION STRATEGIES IN FIGHT AGAINST OPIOID EPIDEMIC AT NOVEMBER 7TH EVENT

 

FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb and Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) will emphasize how preventive measures can slash opioid addiction rates nationwide

 

 

WASHINGTON, D.C. - On Tuesday, November 7TH, 2017, The Hill will highlight solutions to America’s urgent drug overdose crisis with policymakers, public health officials, medical experts and patient advocates at America’s Opioid Epidemic: Strategies for Prevention.

 

Across the United States, public health officials are advocating and implementing a multi-pronged approach to tackle the opioid epidemic. Along with treatment, what role can education and prevention play in halting the march of this public health crisis? How can pain research and better pain management practices help break the cycle of addiction?

The Hill’s editor-in-chief Bob Cusack and healthcare reporter Rachel Roubein will lead discussions on steps that can be taken at both a local and national level to address the opioid crisis.

 

FEATURING:

 

Headliner Conversations:

  • Scott Gottlieb, Commissioner, United States Food and Drug Administration
  • Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), Member, Senate Committee on Appropriations

Speakers:

  • Marty Makary, M.D., M.P.H., Professor of Surgery and Director, The Johns Hopkins Center for Opioid Research and Education
  • Rob Morrison, Executive Director, National Association of State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Directors
  • Jessica Hulsey Nickel, President and CEO, Addiction Policy Forum
  • Christin Veasley, Co-founder & Director, Chronic Pain Research Alliance

EVENT DETAILS:

 

Location

1777 F Street NW

Rockefeller-Peterson Room

Washington, DC 20006

 

Date

Tuesday, November 7, 2017

8:00 – 10:00 AM

 

The forum will be live-streamed at

http://thehill.com/event/354536-americas-opioid-epidemic-strategies-for-prevention

 

GET INVOLVED ON TWITTER

Join the conversation with us on Twitter @TheHillEvents using the hashtag #Strategies4Prevention.

 

This event is sponsored by PCMA.

 

ABOUT THE HILL

 

The Hill is known among those who influence policy as a "must read" in print and online. It signals the important issues of the moment. In an environment filled with political agendas, The Hill stands alone in delivering solid, non-partisan and objective reporting on the business of Washington, covering the inner-workings of Congress, as well as the nexus between politics and business. The Hill serves to connect the players, define the issues and influence the way Washington's decision makers view the debate.