Bun Company Excited About Presidential Visit
Bush To Tour Facility Thursday
POSTED: 12:35 pm CDT July 17,
2007
UPDATED: 1:16 pm CDT July 17,
2007
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Nashville Bun Company is preparing for a visit from President George W. Bush on Thursday.
Video: Nashville Bun Company Prepares For Bush's Visit Located on Armory Drive, the plant makes English muffins and buns for restaurants such as McDonald’s and O'Charley's while also employing over 200 people.Since receiving word of the presidential visit last week, the company has been busy sprucing up the business."The things that we’ve wanted to do for budgetary reasons that we may have put off, well needless to say it’s all hands on deck. We’re doing everything we can think of to put on our best foot forward for the city of Nashville, for the bakers across America and for the small business owner," said the CEO of Nashville Bun Company, Cordia Harrington.The president is expected to be at the Bun Company at 11 a.m. and tour the plant for about 20 to 30 minutes.
Video: Nashville Bun Company Prepares For Bush's Visit Located on Armory Drive, the plant makes English muffins and buns for restaurants such as McDonald’s and O'Charley's while also employing over 200 people.Since receiving word of the presidential visit last week, the company has been busy sprucing up the business."The things that we’ve wanted to do for budgetary reasons that we may have put off, well needless to say it’s all hands on deck. We’re doing everything we can think of to put on our best foot forward for the city of Nashville, for the bakers across America and for the small business owner," said the CEO of Nashville Bun Company, Cordia Harrington.The president is expected to be at the Bun Company at 11 a.m. and tour the plant for about 20 to 30 minutes.
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