On every Friday and Saturday, from the day after Thanksgiving until Christmas, the Salvation Army bell ringers with the hanging red kettles will be standing outside Walmart and Smith’s Food & Drug encouraging shoppers to share with those less fortunate. In Bridger Valley, the Salvation Army has a stand at Benedict’s Grocery and Sterling Fairbourn organizes volunteers who monitor the donation kettle.
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