5:15 Freebie: Overland Expo + Domino’s Pizza

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106.1 The Corner has your chance to win a pair of tickets to the Overland Expo on Sat, Oct 4th PLUS 1 medium 2 topping pizza from your Local Domino’s Pizza all this week during the 5:15 Freebie!

Listen weekdays (Mon, Sep 15th – Fri, Sep 19th) at 5:15pm we’ll give you the cue to call, be the right caller on the studio line at 434-970-1061 and you’ll win those Overland Expo tickets and a FREE Pizza!

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