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Texas Dairy Queen franchisee credits digital menu boards
for record sales
In its first month of business, the new Euless, Texas, Dairy Queen restaurant broke nearly every sales
record in franchise and corporate history, including the record for most sales on opening day, the
record for most sales on any day, and the records for most sales in one week and one month.
The Texas Dairy Queen Operators' Council, a cooperative group of Texas Dairy Queen franchisees, is
responsible for Texas DQ marketing/advertising and the Texas Country Foods system for nearly 600
DQ restaurants in the state of Texas. Michael Clarke is the franchise owner/operator of the Euless
restaurant and owns Lickety Split Food Services LLC.
Clarke attributes part of this success to the restaurant's new interior digital menu boards, supplied by
WAND Corp. The Euless restaurant is the first in Texas to feature interior digital menu boards, with
six screens.
"We couldn't be more thrilled by the results," said Larry Newell, president of TDQOC. "WAND's
experience made them an easy choice, but their level of professionalism from creative
conceptualization to deployment and installation gave us a reason to consider more digital
restaurants."
Rick Engels, vice president of Business Development and the WAND internal creative department, said
DQ Texas is "extremely devoted to digital's role" in its success.
The WAND Digital creative department along with Clarke and DQ Texas' advertising agency of record,
The Loomis Agency, went through several rounds of creative edits to generate the digital
configuration. The final product features two feature boards (one for food and the other for dessert),
and four more dynamic/animated screens featuring Hungr'Busters, Country Baskets, T-Brand Tacos,
Blizzard Flavor Treats and other menu items.
After Euless' record-breaking first month, TDQOC is now working with other operators with plans to
transition more of its stores from static menus to WAND digital menu boards.
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Housing improves; local partners and communities recognized
On June 13, the Greater Fort Worth Builders Association hosted special guest speaker Lt. Governor
David Dewhurst and honored local officials, municipal employees, policy makers, communities and
legislators who have worked cooperatively to put in place policies and practices which encourage
sensible and responsible development and homebuilding in North Texas. The Annual Municipal Awards
Night presented awards for Legislator of the Year, Spirit of Cooperation, Partnership, Spotlight
Community and Spotlight Individual.
Finalists for the prestigious awards gathered at the historic Fort Worth Club on Thursday evening and
included the communities of Fort Worth, Weatherford, Mansfield, Arlington, Burleson, Cleburne, Parker
County, Aledo, Alvarado, Euless and White Settlement; as well as Dunaway Associates and Walsh
Holdings, LLC.
The award recipients were:
-Legislator of the Year-The Honorable Rob Orr, Texas House of Representatives;
-Spirit of Cooperation-David Schroeder, Development Manager, City of Fort Worth
-Partnership-The Honorable Ken Shetter, Mayor of Burleson;
-Spotlight Community-City of Euless;
-Spotlight Individual-Stacey Jandrucko, Director of Real Estate, Walsh Holdings, LLC
In addition, the event recognized local home builder, Fred Parker, GMB, CGB, CGR, CAPS ofthe Fred
Parker Company, Inc., with a Lifetime Achievement Award for his almost 50 years of service and
involvement in addressing building issues in Fort Worth.
Recent housing statistics show home sales continue to improve across the Nation, and most notably in
local communities. According to Building Permit data collected by the US Census Bureau, Parker County
improved 83 percent and Tarrant County improved 43 percent over last year's statistics in the month of
April.
Homeownership remains the American dream for thousands of Texas families. And there are many
reasons why, both economic and emotional. Most Texans consider homeownership to be their single
best long-term investment and a primary source of their wealth and financial security. Generations of
families have counted on and used the equity in their homes for their children's education, their own
retirement and other milestone expenses.
A healthy housing industry means more jobs and a stronger U.S. economy. In fact, fully 15 percent of the
U.S. economy relies on housing. Most of the products used in home construction and remodeling are
manufactured in the United States. Constructing 100 new homes creates more than 300 full-time jobs,
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$23.1 million in wage and business income and $8.9 million in federal, state and local tax revenue. New
home owners spend money on decorations and furnishings, to enhance the landscaping and to become
members of the community by patronizing local businesses and service providers.
Yet a home is so much more than an investment. In good times and in bad, the opportunity to own a
home has been a cherished ideal and a source of pride, accomplishment, social stability and peace of
mind.
~~with housing and residential construction stimulating financial recovery across the nation, it is
important for us to give pause and thank those who are partly responsible for such a strong
homebuilding environment in our local communities~~ said Jon Samson, executive vice president ofthe
Greater Fort Worth Builders Association.
About the Greater Fort Worth Builders Association
The Greater Fort Worth Builders Association is a professional trade association with over 500 builders,
remodelers and associate members representing a wide variety of services and products for the building
industry. The current association territory encompasses Tarrant County and six other counties including:
Wise, Parker, Palo Pinto, Hood, Johnson and Somervell. Its primary purposes are to interact with local,
state and federal legislative bodies to foster a positive building climate; to provide a forum to implement
policies that affect the building industry; to provide information exchange, communication and
education for members; to promote professionalism among its members; and to act as a resource for
consumers to research industry related issues and topics.
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Bomb squad uses robot to detonate suspicious device found in trunk during
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Officers stopped a vehicle at 12:08 on between the 600 and 700 blocks of W. Mid Cities Boulevard in
Euless. The bomb squad was called and used a robot to examine and detonate the item. (Sarah
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During a traffic stop this afternoon, Euless police discovered a suspicious device in the trunk of a car.
Police say they immediately notified the Northeast Tarrant County Bomb Squad, which detonated the
device around 3 p.m.
The driver was pulled over on W. Mid Cities Boulevard, between Gateway Boulevard and Baze Road,
and arrested for outstanding traffic violations. Police discovered the device while inventorying the
contents of the vehicle.
While the bomb squad determined just what the device was-and police say it's something containing a
lot of wires-houses along the 700 block of W. Mid Cities were evacuated as a precaution.
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Bomb squad called to Euless traffic stop over
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by MADELINE SCHMITT
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Posted on June 18,2013 at 3:41PM
Updated yesterday at 4:17PM
A Euless police officer called in the bomb squad around noon on Tuesday after finding a
"suspicious device" that turned out to be fireworks inside a vehicle during a traffic stop.
The driver, who has not been identified, was arrested for outstanding traffic violations. The
officer found the fireworks while searching the vehicle and grew concerned when he could not
immediately identify what they were.
As a precautionary measure, the Northeast Tarrant County Bomb squad responded, and E.
Midcities Blvd. was closed in both directions between Gateway and Baze roads. A few homes in
the nearby area were also evacuated.
After using a robot to investigate the scene, it was determined the "suspicious device" was a
large collection of bundled fireworks. The fireworks were destroyed and the driver does not face
charges for having them in the vehicle.
Evacuated residents returned to their homes shortly after.
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Suspicious device found in car trunk in Euless
Posted: Jun 18, 2013 2:00PM COT Updated: Jun 18, 2013 2:11PM COT
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A roadway was closed and several homes were evacuated Tuesday afternoon because of a
suspicious device found in the trunk of a car.
Euless police said an officer conducting a traffic stop made the discovery of the unknown
device. It reportedly contained a lot of wires.
Midcities Boulevard was closed between Gateway and Baze Road and several nearby homes
were evacuated as a precaution.
The bomb squad was called in to investigate
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A suspicious device found in the trunk of a car during a traffic stop in Euless turned out to
be a large amount of fireworks, police say. —
According to police, a patrol officer made a traffic stop at about noon Tuesday and arrested —
the driver for outstanding traffic violations.
During an inventory of the vehicle, the device was found in the trunk. —
"Due to the unknown nature of the device, the Northeast Tarrant County Bomb Squad has
been requested to respond," police said in a news release. —
After using a robot to investigate the scene, it was determined the device was a large
collection of fireworks bundled into one large firework, which was destroyed by police. —
According to Capt. Gary Landers, with the Euless Police Department, the bundle was not
illegal.
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While the investigation was underway, East Mid Cities Boulevard was closed in both
directions between Gateway and Baze Road and a few homes near the location were
also evacuated. Just before 3:30p.m., the roads were reopened and residents were
allowed to return to their homes.
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U.S. Concrete Announces Occurrence of Conversion Event For Its 9.5%
Convertible Secured Notes Due 2015
EULESS, Texas, June 18,2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --U.S. Concrete, Inc. (Nasdaq:USCR) today
reported that, on June 17,2013, the Last Reported Sale Price ofthe Common Stock for at least 20 Trading
Days in a period of30 consecutive Trading Days exceeded 150% ofthe Conversion Price, which
constitutes the Conversion Event pursuant to the Indenture, dated as of August 3 1, 2010, as supplemented
(the "Indenture"), among U.S. Concrete, the guarantors from time to time party thereto and U.S. Bank
National Association, as Trustee, relating to U.S. Concrete's 9.5% Convertible Secured Notes due 2015
(the "Notes") (all terms used but not defined herein shall have the meanings ascribed to them in the
Indenture). The Conversion Rate applicable to the Notes is 95.23809524 shares of Common Stock per
$1,000 principal amount ofNotes.
The right to convert Notes will terminate immediately prior to 9:00a.m. New York City time on August
3, 2013, the date that is 46 days following the date ofthis release (the "Conversion Termination Date").
Holders may convert Notes up to the Conversion Cap at any time prior to the Close of Business on
August 2, 2013, the Business Day immediately preceding the Conversion Termination Date. Any Holders
who cannot convert the full amount of their Notes prior to the Conversion Termination Date due to the
Conversion Cap may send an Election Notice to the Issuer in the form attached to the Indenture and may
elect to convert such Notes on any date or dates prior to the date that is 180 days following the
Conversion Termination Date. Except as otherwise provided in an Election Notice, any Notes not
otherwise converted prior to the Conversion Termination Date may be redeemed at the Issuer's option at
any time in accordance with Article Four of the Indenture at a Redemption Price equal to I 00% of the
principal amount thereof, plus accrued and unpaid interest, if any, to, but excluding, the Conversion
Termination Date, in respect of the Notes to be redeemed.
Interest shall cease to accrue on all Notes as of (but not including) the Conversion Termination Date.
Certain covenants contained in the Indenture shall cease to have any further force or effect as of the
Conversion Termination Date and certain provisions of the Indenture shall no longer apply, each as more
fully described in the Conversion Event Notice. Pursuant to a supplemental indenture dated as of March
22, 2013, certain other covenants and provisions of the Indenture were terminated, and the Collateral
securing the Notes and the Note Guarantees was released.
There is no Cash Conversion Amount payable on the Notes as a result of the Conversion Event.
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U.S. Concrete, Inc. (Nasdaq:USCR) services the construction industry in several markets in the United
States through its two business segments: ready-mixed concrete and aggregate products. The company
has 101 fixed and 11 portable ready-mixed concrete plants and seven producing aggregates facilities.
During 2012, these plant facilities produced approximately 4.8 million cubic yards of ready-mixed
concrete and 3.3 million tons of aggregates. The company has supplied concrete for high profile, green
building projects such as the San Francisco Public Utilities Headquarters, San Francisco Academy of
Sciences, and One World Trade Center. For more information on U.S. Concrete, visit www.us-
concrete.com.
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS
This press release contains various forward-looking statements and information that are based on
management's beliefs, as well as assumptions made by and information currently available to
management. These forward-looking statements speak only as ofthe date ofthis press release. U.S.
Concrete disclaims any obligation to update these statements and cautions you not to rely unduly on them.
Although U.S. Concrete believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are
reasonable, it can give no assurance that those expectations will prove to have been correct. These
forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ
materially, including the possibility that the anticipated benefits from such activities, events,
developments or transactions cannot be fully realized or the possibility that costs or difficulties related
thereto will be greater than expected. Should one or more of these risks materialize, or should underlying
assumptions prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially from those expected. Additional risks
affecting U.S. Concrete are discussed in greater detail in U.S. Concrete's filings with the Securities and
Exchange Commission, including U.S. Concrete's Annual Report on Form 1 0-K for the year ended
December 31, 2012, and its subsequent filings on Form 1 0-Q.
CONTACT: Matt Brown
Senior Vice President and CFO
U.S. Concrete, Inc.
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Breaking News
Euless police seek armed robbers
Posted Wednesday, Jun. 19, 2013
EULESS-Police appealed for help Wednesday to identify armed robbers who may be responsible for as
many as five North Texas holdups of residents at apartment complexes and a car wash, stealing smart
phones, cash and debit cards.
Investigators believe at least four have occurred in Euless, targeting women. The robbers could also be
responsible for a holdup in Irving where a man was beaten after items were taken from him.
"They seem to be targeting Hispanic women in our city," said Euless police Lt Eric Starnes on
Wednesday. "Each time they have displayed a handgun."
On June 11, two men arrived at Stevie's Car Wash in the 300 block of S. Industrial Boulevard and parked
in an open bay. A few minutes later, they approached a woman who was cleaning her car, placed a gun
to her neck and took an undisclosed amount of cash and other items.
Then about 11 p.m. on June 13, investigators believe the same two men confronted a woman at an
apartment complex in the 1400 block of El Camino Real Boulevard, put a gun to her head and stole
money, her debit card and cell phone.
Just 13 minutes later, the suspects used that stolen debit card at businesses in Hurst and North Richland
Hills. Authorities believe a woman who is an accomplice of the robbers drove the suspects to the
businesses. Photographs from store surveillance cameras at one business captured a picture of her,
police said.
"We have two other women who were robbed in the city, but they were not able to give us a
description," Starnes said, noting those two also happened last week. "But we believe they are the same
suspects."
Authorites also believe the suspects robbed the man in Irving last week.
The suspects were driving a 2003-2006 silver Chevrolet Impala in the June 11 holdup and a 2003-2006
Toyota dark sports utility vehicle in the June 13 robbery.
Domingo Ramirez Jr., 817-390-7763
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Lmen who committed two aggravated robberies in a two-day period.
Euless men say two men are responsible for at least two robberies that involved putting a gun to the head of their
Lvictims.
The first crime happened on June ii when police say two black men pulled into a car wash,in the 30o block of S.
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Surveillance video shows the men driving what appears to be a 2003 to 2006,silver-colored,4-door Chevrolet .�
Impala,with a sunroof.The men got out of the car,leaving both the driver and passenger doors open,and went to the
coin machine.A short time later the men walk over to a woman,who was cleaning her car,grab her from behind and
put a gun to the back of her neck.
Two days later the same two suspects are believed to be the men who grabbed a woman at a Euless apartment
complex,in the 1400 block of El Camino Real Blvd.,and put a gun to her head.The men robbed the woman of her —
wallet and cell phone.
Less than 15 minutes after the apartment robbery the victim's debit card was use at two businesses—one in Hurst,
the other in North Richland Hills. In this case,the suspects were driving a dark colored,2003 to 2006 Toyota SUV.
Police believe the two people responsible for thee crimes may also have been involved in other aggravated robberies —
across North Texas.
Euless police are asking that anyone with information about the robberies or who recognizes the suspects pictured in —
this article call police at(817)685-1534 or 817-685-1562.Tipsters can also contact Crime Stoppers of Tarrant
County at 817-469-TIPS(8477).
Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to$1,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case.
Individuals can also leave tips online on the Crime Stoppers website.
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Euless police say armed robbers targeting
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Posted:Jun 19, 2013 11:15 PM CDT Updated:Jun 19, 2013 11:15 PM CDT
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Euless police are telling women in the area to be extra cautious, after a string of armed robberies.
Surveillance video from Stevie's Car Wash in the 300 block of Industrial shows two men robbing a woman and a 4-
month-old baby at gun point.
Euless police say three days later,the same two men robbed another woman at an apartment complex in the 1400
block of El Camino Real.
That same day, the two suspects are caught on video at a Hurst Texaco using that victim's credit card.
At another Texaco, police say the men bought gas, cigarettes, and$120 worth of lottery tickets.
Then, police say they robbed a third woman at gun point in a different apartment complex.
Investigators worry the gun they're using to scare, may soon be used to kill.
"It's a very dangerous act and sometimes with these types of actions things can escalate,"Lieutenant Eric Starnes,
Euless Police Department, said.
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Euless police are asking for the public's help in finding two men wanted in connection with
two armed robberies.
The first robbery happened on June 11 at Stevie's Car Wash on Industrial Boulevard. In
a news release, police said the men parked in an open bay at the car wash at 2:15 p.m.
They got out of a Chevrolet Impala and approached a woman who was cleaning her car.
One of the men grabbed the victim from behind, put a handgun to her neck and robbed her.
Police also believe the same two men robbed a woman at an apartment complex on El
Camino Real Boulevard where they stole the woman's money, her cell phone and took her —
ATM card.
That same ATM card was used at two businesses. This time around the men were driving a —
dark-colored Toyota SUV.
If you have any information, please call the Euless Police Department at 817-685-1531 -