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The Savings Desk

Every deal below is publicly advertised by the business itself — on its own site, its official page, its printed menu. We found it, checked it, and did the math nobody wants to do in line: what it saves you per visit, per week, per year. No business paid for a spot and nobody coordinated these — the Gazette dug them up.

The desk rule: if a deal can't point at a public place where the business advertises it, it doesn't run here. Every card names its source and the day we last verified it.
Sunday, September 27: 0 of the 0 deals below are live today. Tick I'd use this weekly on any card and the counter at the bottom does your year.
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No verified deals match that combination yet. The desk adds them as they're verified — try a wider day or another town.
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Your business isn't on here?

Put it on. Fill in the form and two things happen at once: your card goes live in the 505 directory this second, and your deal goes to the desk queue. We verify the deal against wherever you advertise it — menu page, posted special, official page — and then it runs on this board.

  • Free and permanent — it's a phone book, not an ad product.
  • The deal prints once we can point at where you advertise it.
  • Your email stays private — it's how the desk reaches you.

Weekly-ads worth checking yourself: Save Mart, Grocery Outlet, WinCo. Rather run a tip past a person? Email the desk.

Add your business and its deal

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The desk verifies against this -- a link is fastest.

Private -- the desk reaches out from this. Never printed.

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Deals come from the businesses' own public advertising and are re-verified on a rolling basis. Prices and terms belong to the businesses and can change; the card tells you when we last checked. The savings math is arithmetic, not a promise — your total depends on what you actually buy.