Meet The Finalists for Cat Country’s $10,000 Smile Makeover From Riverside Dental Care!

Cat Country Utah teamed up with the amazing team at Riverside Dental Care to changes someone life forever! We are giving away a $10,000 Smile Makeover and it's gonna be awesome! Thank you to everyone who nominated deserving contestants for this years giveaway. We had a ton of emails come in that described many hard situations of our local neighbors in need. We had the hard task of narrowing all of the entries. The top 10  all got to go in for free consultations and were then narrowed to the top 3 contestants for you to vote on! Congrats to our final 3 contestants for The $10,000 Smile Makeover for Riverside Dental Care and Cat Country Utah. Megan Moore, Alexis Jones and Heaven-Lee Hoffman.

You can vote now at our Cat Country Utah Facebook Page

Now it is in your hands. You can help change someone's world.
Being shy or ashamed about smiling can have drastic effects on your life. It holds you back from being your whole, true self.

Now your vote can get one of these contestants another step closer to dental health and a whole new smile. Spread the word and get all of the votes in by 5pm this Friday October 4th.
The emoji total at the top of the post is what counts for the grand total. 

Good luck!

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Walmart has been rolling out a series of changes over the past year, and now stores in Utah, Nevada, and California are seeing another update.

Recently, Walmart quietly revised its coupon policy, limiting both the types and quantity of coupons that loyal customers can use. In addition, stores have been undergoing cosmetic upgrades like modernized floors and bathrooms.

However, the latest change is more subtle and may not be immediately noticeable. It could take a few trips to the store to catch on, if at all. Unless you are a frequent thief of Walmart stores.....

According to reports, Walmart is quietly altering its self-checkout process to combat theft. The new technology is designed to make it more difficult for people to steal during self-checkout.

So, how does it work? The new system can recognize items even if the barcode isn’t scanned. It uses invisible codes embedded in the packaging that aren’t visible to the human eye. This sneaky but clever approach enhances security.

On top of that, the technology can detect multiple items at once, speeding up the checkout process in self-checkout lanes.

Like many other retailers, Walmart has faced challenges with theft at self-checkout stations. This new system is expected to cut down on losses, so anyone thinking of taking advantage might want to think twice!  Also, you might want to warn your teens that there are big fines and community service in their future if they try to thieve at Southern Utah Walmarts.

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