Blaze Pizza, the nation’s leading fast-casual franchise pizza brand, has named a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Beto Guajardo
30-Year Industry Veteran Brings Legal Expertise to Growing Pizza Brand’s Sophisticated Executive Team
Sacramento Superior Court Puts AB 257 on Hold for Review After Save Local Restaurants Lawsuit
Kitchen Tune-Up, a national kitchen remodeling company known for five service options to update kitchens & cabinetry has arrived in Montgomery County. Meeting the growing demand from homeowners seeking to update and upgrade the look of their kitchens, Kitchen Tune-Up Bethesda Potomac Gaithersburg is serving homeowners throughout Chevy Chase, Kensington, Garret Park, Bethesda, Potomac, North Potomac, Rockville, Derwood, Gaithersburg and Montgomery Village.
Leading Automotive Repair Brand Ends the Year with Record-Breaking Growth
Locally-Owned Home Improvement Franchise Ranked Among the Best in the Industry
Multi-Unit Operator Opens Third Location with the Mexican-Fusion Brand
Kitchen Remodeling Franchise Creates Affordable Dream Kitchens in Montgomery County
Today, the Save Local Restaurants coalition, led by the International Franchise Association, the National Restaurant Association, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, filed a lawsuit to ensure California’s direct democracy process is respected. The state’s Constitution dictates that, as part of the referendum process, laws cannot go into effect until voters have an opportunity to exercise their voice and vote on the proposed legislation. On December 5, 2022, the coalition announced more than one million California voters have asked for the opportunity to do exactly that with AB 257, or the FAST Act.