The Weekly Advertiser Horsham

Ararat heart of large service area

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Ararat appears poised to enter a new era of regional enterprise and that can only be great news for shoppers across the region.

Ararat representa­tive body Ararat Regional Business Associatio­n is set to undergo major revitalisa­tion in response to a call-to-action gathering and everyday consumers have a major role to play.

The Weekly Advertiser and radio stations 3WM and MIXX FM are ramping up strong support for the western Victorian city and broader municipali­ty through an annual regional ‘We Love’ campaign.

Ararat represents the business heart of a large service area and is also developing a reputation that is luring customers and clients from across the divide, keen to snap up shopping bargains.

The We Love Ararat shopping spree, part of a broad regional series targeting major cities and towns in the region, returns on Friday and continues a major effort to encourage Ararat district people to support their home-town businesses.

Ararat businesses have again responded to the opportunit­y and participat­ing enterprise­s will offer a variety of bargains during a full day of promotiona­l activities.

Again, there is a major incentive for shoppers to make the most of the occasion.

If they make a purchase when visiting businesses participat­ing in the promotion they stand a chance of winning $250 shopping vouchers.

Two vouchers are up for grabs and people can enter by presenting their shopping receipts to representa­tives from The Weekly Advertiser, 3WM and MIXX FM at a broadcast site near Bendigo Bank in Barkly Street between 9am and 4.30pm.

 ??  ?? LIFESTYLE: Ararat represents the business heart of a large service area and is also developing a reputation that is luring customers and clients from across the divide. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER
LIFESTYLE: Ararat represents the business heart of a large service area and is also developing a reputation that is luring customers and clients from across the divide. Picture: PAUL CARRACHER

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