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You can't get more American than enjoying a good ol' Cheeseburger. This Sunday, September 18 is National Cheeseburger Day and to celebrate there are a few great fast food restaurants that are celebrating the day by giving away free cheeseburgers with any purchase.

Did you know that tomorrow, Saturday, September 3 is 903 Day? It is the day to celebrate our area code 903 and is there any better way to celebrate the day than with free food? Not likely.

The challenges of college life are hard enough without tossing in a world-wide pandemic and the financial hardships that can go with it. Southern Arkansas University is doing everything it can to help, including this valuable resource called the FREE Mulerider Market, located in the Donald W. Reynolds Center on the campus of SAU.

Veterans Day is Monday, Nov. 11, and in honor of all men and women who have served, many restaurants and retailers are offering freebies, deals, and discounts.

It's Halloween and several national chain restaurants are celebrating the spirit of Halloween with great deals and free food around Texarkana. As always, make sure to ask before ordering to make certain the restaurant is participating.

Valentine's Day can get super expensive so when we hear about free food on this day of love, we've gotta share it with you!

Veterans Day is November 11 and many of America's restaurant chains and other businesses are saying "thank you" for the endless sacrifice that many of our men and women in uniform have made and continue to make to keep our country safe and free by providing free or reduced cost meals.

With Halloween just days away there are several national chain restaurants that will be offering free treats and discounts for Halloween. After searching on the world wide web here are the Top 9 Restaurants Giving Out Halloween Treats or discounts. Disclaimer: Remember to check with the restaurants to make sure which ones are participating and valid. Offers are subject to change.

Veterans Day is November 11 and many of America's restaurant chains and other businesses are saying "thank you" for the endless sacrifice that many of our men and women in uniform have made and continue to make to keep our country safe and free by providing free or reduced cost meals.

I remember when Denny's used to give away a free meal on your birthday. I used to go there every year on August 4 for a delicious big breakfast on them. They ran that promotion for a number of years but eventually, like all good things, it came to an end. I was sad.

Many Americans will be scrambling to meet the deadline to file their taxes tomorrow by midnight (4/15) and many national chain restaurants and other businesses will be trying to lessen the burden by offering some free deals and discounts.