Best Dog Story Contest: Rules and prizes

September 1, 2011  | by: Lucinda Coulter

To enter OverdriveRetro’s Best Dog Story Contest, send an essay about your favorite dog and a photo of your pet to Lucinda Coulter at LCoulter@rrpub.com, or mail a print copy to her at Overdrive magazine, 3200 Rice Mine Rd. N.E., Tuscaloosa, AL 35406.

The deadline is December 30, 2011.

First through fourth place winners will be announced in January 2012. Winners will receive OverdriveRetro T-shirts, Truckers News coffee mugs and other prizes.

Send questions to LCoulter@rrpub.com.

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