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Wyandotte Nation signs first tribal franchise deal with Sonic
Posted: Tuesday, August 6, 2013
The Wyandotte Nation is the first tribe to sign a franchise deal with the Sonic Drive-In company.
The tribe will open a Sonic in Seneca, Missouri, this fall. “This marks the first development agreement with a Native American tribe for the SONIC system," Bob Franke, the senior vice president of franchise sales and international development, said in a press release.
The tribe says the Sonic will help expand its economic opportunities.
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