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Famous Toastery introduced a wine list at its Charlotte locations, pairing wine with breakfast and lunch items.

Toppers Pizza aims to capitalize on North Carolina's hungry population with its focus on unconventional toppings and community involvement.

Toppers Pizza franchisees plan to develop multiple units in North Carolina, including three stores in the Raleigh area and three in Charlotte.

Toppers Pizza achieved a 13.3% system-wide sales increase in the tenth period, with average store sales reaching $914,000 in 2014.

Famous Toastery plans to open 30-35 new locations, targeting the better-breakfast segment with fresh, high-quality offerings.

Matt Lewis, a Sport Clips area developer, launches a national campaign to give out free haircut coupons to customers who donate blood.

Lane Trogdon signs deal with Smoothie King for 55 units, planning to open seven locations in the Hampton Roads area and northeastern North Carolina.

The breakfast market is growing, with chains like McDonald's and Taco Bell offering breakfast options.

Famous Toastery plans to expand its operations to 30 new locations in 2016, targeting both new and existing markets.

Sarah Schaberg, general manager of a Famous Toastery location, was hooked on the concept and food after eating at a Toast Café.

North Carolina Showhomes franchisees Nancy and Robbie Jones achieve record-breaking revenue in their first year of ownership.

Kevin Edmonds, a WORKOUT ANYTIME franchisee, shares his experience transitioning from the restaurant industry to fitness franchising.

Famous Toastery is set to open 35 restaurants by 2017 and was recognized by Technomic as one of 12 emerging restaurant brands.

Famous Toastery is recognized for its upscale, organic, and local produce-focused breakfast and brunch franchise at the Technomic’s Restaurant Trends & Directions Conference.

WORKOUT ANYTIME opened four new clubs and signed 15 new deals in the first three months of 2015, expanding its 24-hour fitness concept.

GYMGUYZ, an expert fitness and personal training franchise, is expanding into Illinois with a focus on helping clients meet their unique fitness goals.

Rainbow Station expands its franchise offerings with a new, smaller model to attract a wider range of potential franchise partners.

Famous Toastery, a North Carolina-based brunch and breakfast franchise, has updated its menu to include sweet drinks and dessert cocktails.

Famous Toastery, a gourmet better-breakfast concept, has expanded to three locations in North Carolina and is now franchising due to growing demand.

Franchisee Profile: Patrick McManaman, a Michigan native who studied fire science and worked as a technician before pursuing a career in franchising.

Back Yard Burgers, a quick-serve restaurant, has achieved 21 consecutive months of same-store sales increases, ending 2014 with a 10.2% sales increase compared to 2013.