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Frisco is a Treasure: City launches annual treasure hunt
By Anthony Tosie, atosie@starlocalnews.com
While some cities are content to relax in the summer, the city of Frisco isn't one of those cities. On Friday, Aug. 3, the city launched its annual "Frisco is a Treasure" competition, which encourages residents to search the city in order to achieve a grand prize valued at more than $1,500.
Radio Disney kicked off the event on Sunday, Aug. 5, by broadcasting at the Frisco Heritage Center from 2 to 4 p.m. The radio station will also close the event, announcing winners live at the Frisco Public Library at 2 p.m. Aug. 19.
To participate in the contest, residents merely have to visit eight of the 12 participating locations and receive a stamp on their treasure maps. The map, which includes a list of the locations as well as their hours of operation, can be downloaded at www.friscoisatreasure.com.
The grand prize for the Frisco is a Treasure competition consists of tickets to the State Fair of Texas, a Dallas Stars hockey game, a RoughRiders baseball game, a Texas Legends basketball game and numerous other prizes valued at a total of more than $1,500. Entries must be received by noon on Aug. 19.
Radio Disney kicked off the event on Sunday, Aug. 5, by broadcasting at the Frisco Heritage Center from 2 to 4 p.m. The radio station will also close the event, announcing winners live at the Frisco Public Library at 2 p.m. Aug. 19.
To participate in the contest, residents merely have to visit eight of the 12 participating locations and receive a stamp on their treasure maps. The map, which includes a list of the locations as well as their hours of operation, can be downloaded at www.friscoisatreasure.com.
The grand prize for the Frisco is a Treasure competition consists of tickets to the State Fair of Texas, a Dallas Stars hockey game, a RoughRiders baseball game, a Texas Legends basketball game and numerous other prizes valued at a total of more than $1,500. Entries must be received by noon on Aug. 19.
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