Spectrum launches ‘Project Stars and Stripes’

News Facebook X Pinterest WhatsApp LIMA — Spectrum recently launched “Project Stars & Stripes” where technicians in Lima can offer families new American flags if theirs is torn, faded or frayed. If a homeowner says yes, the tech swaps the old flag with a new one and retires the old according to the U.S. Flag Code. Recipients do not need to be Spectrum users to receive a free new flag. Spectrum sources the flags from Overture Promotions, a U.S. manufacturer. “Project Stars and Stripes is a natural fit for America’s Internet Company,” said John Higgins, regional vice president of Spectrum. “We are a U.S.-based company committed to recruiting and supporting veterans. Spectrum will bring Cox’s customer service operations fully back to the U.S. over the next 18 months post close, making our workforce 100% U.S. based.” Featured Local Savings