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The Jamestown Sun: Buffalo Wings & Rings looking to open restaurant in Jamestown in near future
Buffalo Wings & Rings, the national restaurant franchise, looks to expand in North Dakota.
Buffalo Wings & Rings is eyeing Jamestown, ND for possible expansion.
Philip Schram, Buffalo Wings & Rings chief development officer, recently spoke with The Jamestown Sun about the brand and why they would be a great fit in Jamestown.
According to Schram, Jamestown’s location near both Fargo and Bismarck, as well as its proximity to the interstate, are just part of what makes Jamestown a great potential market.
"We analyze a city and its traffic patterns and Jamestown would be an excellent location for us," said Schram in the article.
A new restaurant would take about a year to find a location, with another year to complete construction.
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