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Ground is broken for new Columbia DQ By Linda Waggener It was a proud moment for Mayor Pam Hoots and the City of Columbia as ground was broken in a Friday, July 31, 2020 ceremony to welcome the new Dairy Queen. The site on Jamestown Street is tentatively scheduled to open for business in early/mid-November 2020. Representatives of Dairy Queen, owned by Fourteen Foods, were present to say how proud they are to join the business community in Adair County. They have DQs in both Green and Taylor Counties where they said, "the people have been good to us there and we look forward to being next door." The company is a multi-unit owner of 230+ DQ(R) franchises in the U.S. They are located in 13 states and operate more than 40 locations within Kentucky. With a strong faith-based and community centric foundation, Fourteen Foods brings a genuine commitment to those they serve and works to amplify local community efforts, "one red spoon at a time". Representing Fourteen Foods at the Groundbreaking were: Mike Root, Vice President of Operations; Jim Vavrek, Director of Operations; Ted Wells, Development Consultant; and Heather Mason, Community Growth Ambassador. This story was posted on 2020-08-03 07:23:34
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