Noble Serving Our Heroes Sunday, January 27

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Brownsville, Texas – In an effort to relieve those Government employees currently affected by the Federal Government Shutdown, Noble is hosting a “Serving Our Hero’s” Event this Sunday, January 27, 2019, from 11 am to 2 pm at the Brownsville Event Center.

If you’re a government employee who has been affected by the shutdown, Noble wants to help you and your family! You will receive up to 2 Free BBQ Chicken Plates per Valid Government I.D. We will also have hot dogs for the kids.

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