 Sunday, August 27th is National Cinema Day and the Riverfill 10 Cinema in Pikeville is celebrating. Moviegoers can grab tickets to any film on that day for only $4 no matter the film's rating or showtime. The Riverfill is glad to be able to provide affordable entertainment for the community. Yes, Sunday is National Cinema Day. I think it's the second annual. I think it started after COVID. I know we didn't do it before then. And yeah, it's $4 a ticket all day on Sunday, which is a great deal. And we hope to have a good crowd for it. It's a good thing to do at the end of the summer when people are, you know, winding down their movie watching season, you know, one last hurrah, I guess, before the the dead season starts to fall. So. When my baby was born, it was magical. And as she grew, having a hospital close to home with advanced healthcare and specialized physicians being there along the journey was important. And along that journey, many special doctors touched our lives. And then one day, my baby became a woman and a mother herself. Pikeville Medical Center caring for every moment in life. Collins considers movies to be a large part of the entertainment industry, as well as a beloved pastime. There's always a movie at the river field for anyone looking for an evening of fun. Our goal is to entertain people. We consider all of ourselves entertainers, you know, even though we're the ones selling popcorn, you know, we're the bottom of the rung of the ladder of the entertainment industry. We still are a vital part of it, you know, without us, people don't get to see their movies. And it's kind of expensive these days to come to the movie. So I hope this gives people that don't have a lot of money a chance to come out and see a movie they've been wanting to see. And we have several good ones right now. So I encourage everyone to come out and watch something, maybe two movies since it's so cheap that day. Reporting from mountaintop news, I'm Nick Colum