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‘Cobb Shops To Go’ on Facebook

Find out the newest listings of Cobb restaurants and retailers offering temporary curbside and to-go service at “Cobb Shops To Go” on Facebook. (Courtesy of Cobb Chamber)
Find out the newest listings of Cobb restaurants and retailers offering temporary curbside and to-go service at “Cobb Shops To Go” on Facebook. (Courtesy of Cobb Chamber)
By Carolyn Cunningham
April 3, 2020

The Cobb Chamber has created a “Cobb Shops To Go” Facebook page.

This resource provides up-to-date information on restaurants and retailers offering temporary curbside and to-go service in Cobb County.

Business owners are invited to share content on this page by choosing “like” on the Cobb Shops To Go Facebook page at facebook.com/CobbShopsToGo.

Then post promotion deals for your business.

Cobb business owners also may share deals with Trey Smith on the Cobb Chamber team at tsmith@CobbChamber.org for the Cobb Chamber to share your content on the page.

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