SHERWOOD, Ark. (KTHV) – Blizzard lovers get excited!
25 August 2016
A new Dairy Queen is officially coming to Sherwood.
On Monday night, the city approved a plan to build the new restaurant using metal siding. The city's engineer says people are very excited for the return of Dairy Queen to the area.
“People are excited. I think they will enjoy Dairy Queen in the area...I know I will.”
The new Sherwood location isn't the only new Dairy Queen coming to central Arkansas. Another is expected to open in the area in the next six months.
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The term is POST-TREATMENT SWARM and this is what it means to you: Termites may swarm several weeks after even the most thorough treatment has been rendered to your home. This should not cause undue alarm, but it would help if you understood how and why it happens. If you look at termite advertising, you will notice that the professionals say TERMITE CONTROL rather than TERMITE EXTERMINATION. This is done because the principles involved in eliminating termites from your home are quite unlike those used for any other insect. Your pest control operator made a chemical barrier in the soil around your home. Its purpose is to make it impossible for termites to travel back and forth from the soil to the timbers in your home.
Subterranean termites "swarm" as the weather begins to warm, usually at the beginning of spring after a rain event. Not all termite species swarm at the same time, but for a swarm to occur, the weather must be warm, often following a rain. If you think you might have swarmer's, give us a call ASAP!! 501-835-1557
Exciting news! We were able to work with AMR Construction on doing the soil treatment for La Madeleine Restaurant in West Little Rock! This first location will be located at 12210 W. Markham St. in West Little Rock, near the intersection of Chenal and Markham (neighboring Home Depot, Chick-fil-a, Target, etc.).
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