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2014 News & Events


2nd Annual Shop with a Cop 
Posted: December 13,2014 
The Franklin News Post

Last Saturday, officers with the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries (DGIF) partnered with the Virginia State Police to take Franklin County children Christmas shopping at the Rocky Mount Walmart and then to brunch complements of Bojangles. 

The second annual "Shop with a Cop" event was made possible through contributions from Walmart, Bojangles, other local businesses and individuals. Rocky Mount and Franklin County police officers also assisted children with purchasing family gifts, clothes and school supplies. 

Master Biscuit Maker National Finalist Kendra Ledbetter 
Posted: November 16, 2014 

Wednesday, Kendra Ledbetter of the Plateau Plaza Bojangles' traveled to Bojangles' Corporate Offices in Charlotte, NC as the Region 7 Master Biscuit Maker Champion. She competed for the Bojangles' National Biscuit Maker Title against 9 other Regional Champions. 

Though they only announce 1st place (won by Edith Chavez from Yadkinville, N.C.), we are very proud of Kendra for being a National Master Biscuit Maker Finalist, and a Regional Master Biscuit Maker Champion. 

At Bojangles' "It's All About The Biscuit"! 

Bojangles' Southern 500
Posted: September 5, 2014

Darlington Raceway and Bojangles’ Famous Chicken ‘n Biscuits announced today a five-year extension of their NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Bojangles’ Southern 500 race entitlement partnership.

The partnership, which began in 2012, will continue to bring two iconic southern brands together through the 2019 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season...

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Bojangles' Names Rocky Mount the Top Franchise-Operated Restaurant in Annual ShowBo Awards
Posted:  June 11, 2014
Bojangles' Newsroom, Charlotte, NC 

The Bojangles’ located at 30 Market Place Dr. in Rocky Mount, Va., has won first place in the company’s coveted ShowBo Awards, after undergoing a meticulous evaluation process based on customer satisfaction, food quality and overall experience.

For earning first place honors in the ShowBo Awards for franchise-operated restaurants, Nancy Valentino, unit director of the Bojangles’ located on Market Place Drive, was awarded $10,000. Valentino is a five-time ShowBo finalist, earning a top three spot for the past three years, and has been with Bojangles’ franchise group Arrington Enterprises for 14 years.

Each year Bojangles’ conducts an extensive evaluation of its more than 350 franchise-operated restaurants to determine the winners of the franchise ShowBo Awards.  The assessment for this year’s awards included two rounds of unannounced inspections conducted by a team of two judges at both the lunch and dinner hours.  Each judge awarded points to restaurants based on a rigorous set of operating standards, and results for each team were combined for overall scores. 

“At Bojangles’, recognizing and celebrating our hard working team members is an important, long-standing tradition,” said Bojangles’ President and CEO Clifton Rutledge.  “It is our team members in the restaurants that fire up the ovens each day at 4 a.m., serve our Southern menu items fresh from morning to night and ensure our high standards of customer service are upheld. Our annual ShowBo evaluation is a rigorous process, and we are proud to honor Nancy Valentino and the entire team in Rocky Mount for scoring the highest and to reward them for their accomplishment.”  

In addition to the Bojangles’ in Rocky Mount, two other Bojangles’ locations received top three ShowBo recognition.  The Bojangles’ located at 49 Lakewatch Center Dr. in Moneta, Va., also operated by franchise group Arrington Enterprises, was awarded third place and Unit Director Glenda earned a cash prize of $5,000. Hall is a four-time ShowBo finalist and has been with Arrington Enterprises for seven years. Second place was awarded to the 103 Mossy Creek Bojangles’ in Jefferson City, Tenn., operated by franchise group Boj of Western North Carolina. The restaurant’s Unit Director Melissa Naysmith earned a $7,500 cash prize.  

Along with the unit directors of the top three Bojangles’ receiving a cash prize, all first-time ShowBo finalists receive a one-of-a-kind ShowBo ring containing four rubies.  When unit directors who are previous ShowBo finalists are selected again as finalists, their rubies are replaced with diamonds.

Unit directors named finalists for this year’s ShowBo awards included Susie VanSteen of Boj of Western North Carolina from Seneca, S.C.; Letty Kembrell of Boj of Western North Carolina from Landrum, S.C.; Georgia Smith of New Generation Foods, LLC from Florence, Ala.; Lolita Garcia of Kick ‘n Chicken, LLC from Nashville, Tenn.; Pat Moran of Arrington Enterprises from Rocky Mount, Va.; Laura Eban of Randolph Restaurant Group from Wytheville, Va., and Tina Burton of Boj of Western North Carolina from Greeneville, Tenn.


David Arrington featured in The Franchise Times
February 1, 2014
Franchise Times, Andrew Tellijohn 

David Arrington has been involved in the restaurant business since the early 1970s when his father purchased a Dairy Queen. Later on the family developed an independent sub-sandwich shop and, at its peak, the family business reached seven Dairy Queens and two sub shops. 

In 1995, after purchasing a convenience store with a Dairy Queen along Highway 220 between Greensboro, North Carolina, and Roanoke, Virginia, Arrington Enterprises was looking for a complementary restaurant concept to fill the space. 

That’s when Arrington, president of the company, was introduced to Bojangles... 
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Girl Scouts Learn About A Career at DQ
January 23, 2014
Story & Pictures Courtesy of:
Daisy Troop Leader, Pam Chitwood 

Dairy Queen 40West hosted Daisy Troop 987 for some sweet treats.  

Daisy Troop 987 was working to earn two badges, "Honest and Fair" and "I Can Be". 

The girls discussed different  
employement opportunities from being a cashier to owning their own restaurant. With each job came discussing how they would be expected to treat everyone with fairness and honesty.  

Every girl ended their evening by making a ice cream treat with the assistance of their new role models.  Troop 987 Daisy scouts will be visiting different businesses and trades throughout their community in the coming months.
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