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A Lewisville, Texas, barber returned $128,514 in cash he found sitting on top of a Bank of America
$BAC
ATM, with not a dollar missing, Lewisville police said.
The 37-year-old man, who asked not to be identified, came across the bag at roughly 10 a.m. on Aug. 3, outside a Bank of America branch on West Main Street. He was accompanied by a 42-year-old woman. Nearby, officers also recovered a second, smaller bag that held 19 checks, CBS News Texas reported.
Information on one of the bags suggested the money might belong to a nearby Chick-fil-A, so the man drove there to return it. A manager said the restaurant had no claim to the funds. The man then called 911, and officers arrived to secure the bags.
A bank receipt found inside the cash bag specified the precise dollar amount expected. According to CBS News Texas, officers ran two separate hand counts and put the total through a digital currency counter before the sealed bag went into the Lewisville Police Department property room.
Police determined the money belonged to Bank of America and was being handled by its cash vendor, Brinks. Investigators determined that a Brinks technician had completed work on the ATM and inadvertently failed to take the bag with him when he left. Police found no connection to criminal activity. Bank of America has since recovered the funds.
#America #lewisville
$BAC
ATM, with not a dollar missing, Lewisville police said.
The 37-year-old man, who asked not to be identified, came across the bag at roughly 10 a.m. on Aug. 3, outside a Bank of America branch on West Main Street. He was accompanied by a 42-year-old woman. Nearby, officers also recovered a second, smaller bag that held 19 checks, CBS News Texas reported.
Information on one of the bags suggested the money might belong to a nearby Chick-fil-A, so the man drove there to return it. A manager said the restaurant had no claim to the funds. The man then called 911, and officers arrived to secure the bags.
A bank receipt found inside the cash bag specified the precise dollar amount expected. According to CBS News Texas, officers ran two separate hand counts and put the total through a digital currency counter before the sealed bag went into the Lewisville Police Department property room.
Police determined the money belonged to Bank of America and was being handled by its cash vendor, Brinks. Investigators determined that a Brinks technician had completed work on the ATM and inadvertently failed to take the bag with him when he left. Police found no connection to criminal activity. Bank of America has since recovered the funds.
#America #lewisville
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Hoogland Restaurant Group, Marco's Pizza's largest franchisee, is reiterating its confidence in the chain by adding five new stores to its portfolio and bringing its footprint to 120 locations in 14 states. The new stores are located in Lewisville, Fort Worth, Saginaw, and North Richland Hills, Texas, and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
"With the economic headwinds in today's QSR environment, it's a testament to our team to be growing rather than contracting," HRG President McLain Hoogland said in a statement. "We're proud to add these locations to our family of stores."
This expansion comes as Marco's accelerates its national and international growth. The company is targeting more than 80 new store openings this year, including the West Coast. In 2025, Marco's domestic footprint included 1,196 locations, marking a 2.9% increase versus 2024, according to Technomic.
To support this growth, Marco's is currently developing a new Operations Center of Excellence in Orlando, Florida, designed to elevate franchisee training and strengthen operational execution. The hub, expected to open in the fall, is backed by an investment of more than $1 million and includes a training kitchen and office ****** e to house approximately 50 corporate team members. Marco's also recently added two industry veterans to its leadership team in Steve Kennedy, chief marketing officer, and Bill Schaffler, chief financial officer.
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Hoogland Restaurant Group, Marco's Pizza's largest franchisee, is reiterating its confidence in the chain by adding five new stores to its portfolio and bringing its footprint to 120 locations in 14 states. The new stores are located in Lewisville, Fort Worth, Saginaw, and North Richland Hills, Texas, and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
"With the economic headwinds in today's QSR environment, it's a testament to our team to be growing rather than contracting," HRG President McLain Hoogland said in a statement. "We're proud to add these locations to our family of stores."
This expansion comes as Marco's accelerates its national and international growth. The company is targeting more than 80 new store openings this year, including the West Coast. In 2025, Marco's domestic footprint included 1,196 locations, marking a 2.9% increase versus 2024, according to Technomic.
To support this growth, Marco's is currently developing a new Operations Center of Excellence in Orlando, Florida, designed to elevate franchisee training and strengthen operational execution. The hub, expected to open in the fall, is backed by an investment of more than $1 million and includes a training kitchen and office ****** e to house approximately 50 corporate team members. Marco's also recently added two industry veterans to its leadership team in Steve Kennedy, chief marketing officer, and Bill Schaffler, chief financial officer.
#footprint #chief
