Location – Burgess Snow Field at JSU Stadium Kids Zone for games, inflatables and family fun All Proceeds benefit the Jacksonville Christian Outreach Center Restaurants Baja Red Burrito Pizza Hut Bojangles’ Heroes Quiznos Burger King Huddle House Rocket Captain D’s Jack’s Roma’s Cecil’s Java Jolt Sonic Chick-fil-A Jazzman’s Struts Coop De Ville Jefferson’s Subway Cooter Brown’s Jillybeans Taco Bell Domino’s Pizza Little Caesars Village Inn Effina’s Loco Mex Waffle House Freshens Mad Hatter Wendy’s Gamecock Diner Mama Goldberg’s Yamato Golden Dragon McDonalds Hardees Papa John’s Bring your appetite and your school spirit to JSU Stadium onSeptember 5 at 6 p.m. for “Spirit on Mountain Street,” an evening of food and fandom benefiting a great cause.
Jacksonville State University, the City of Jacksonville and area civic organizations are teaming up again to co-host the annual gathering that features the perennial favorite “Taste of the Town,” a tasters fair benefiting JCOC, a local nonprofit organization that offers short-term assistance for individuals and families in need. Also on tap for the evening is a community-wide pep rally featuring the JSU Gamecocks football team and the internationally-acclaimed Southerners and Marching Ballerinas, along with teams and bands from Jacksonville High School, Pleasant Valley High School and Jacksonville Christian Academy. The pep rally begins at 8 p.m. on Burgess-Snow Field at JSU Stadium. Radio personalities Jock Burgess and Andrew McDermott of WVOK/K98 FM from Oxford will host a live remote on-site during the event and will give away prizes throughout the evening. There will also be a drawing for two club level JSU football seats (a $250 value) for a home game of the winner’s choice this fall. In addition to the food tasting there will be goods offered by non-food vendors, a special kids’ play area, entertainment and activities for the entire family. Tickets for Taste of the Town are $10 for 10 and may be purchased the evening of the event.
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