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Suddenlink Opens New State-of-the-Art Retail Store
Mayor Hollingsworth, Chamber Officials, Suddenlink Leaders
Participate in Ceremonies |
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Photo Caption:
Ruston Mayor Dan Hollingsworth, Grambling Mayor Edward
Jones, Suddenlink executives and Chamber of Commerce
officials cut a ceremonial ribbon at Suddenlink’s newly
renovated Ruston store. In front, left to right, are Mayors
Hollingsworth and Jones, Suddenlink Regional Senior Vice
President of Operations Randy Goad, Sales Manager Ruthie
Evans, Ruston General Manager Roland Miers, Regional Sales &
Marketing Vice President Catherine O’Bryant Freeman, Sales
Agent Cindy Martin, Sales Manager Kathie Erler, Chamber
Representative Ronnie Walker, Sales Agent JoAnne Black and
Chamber Representative Richard Rowe. |
RUSTON, La. (Nov. 9, 2011) – Ruston Mayor Dan Hollingsworth,
Grambling Mayor Edward Jones, Suddenlink Communications’
regional executives and local Chamber of Commerce officials
yesterday cut a ceremonial ribbon opening Suddenlink’s newly
renovated retail store at 1001 Cooktown Road in Ruston.
Mayor Hollingsworth also read a proclamation calling
yesterday “Suddenlink Day” in Ruston.
Suddenlink’s new retail store provides a new base of
operations for 19 employees in the city, and also offers a
whole new experience for customers, with hands-on
interactive displays demonstrating Suddenlink services.
Counters no longer separate Suddenlink sales people from
customers, allowing more personal interaction.
The new Suddenlink retail store, designed by Monigle
Associates, Inc., of Denver, has been outfitted with new
furnishings and features bright green and blue décor inside
and out. A large new Suddenlink sign stands outside the
location.
Suddenlink General Manager Roland Miers said, “We now have a
beautiful place to showcase our Advanced Digital TV,
high-speed Internet, phone and new home security services.
It allows our customers an opportunity to get hands-on
experience that we could not provide before.”
Suddenlink’s new retail store opening is the latest in a
series of new service announcements by the company in the
Ruston area.
Late last year Suddenlink announced a nationwide capital
investment program, calling for approximately $350 million
over three years, above and beyond Suddenlink’s traditional
capital spending levels. Since it began, that program
already has brought video on demand (VOD) and more
high-definition (HD) TV channels to Russellville.
Suddenlink’s new retail store is open 8:00 a.m. to 6:00
p.m., Mon., Tues. Thurs. and Fri.; and 9:00 a.m. to 6:00
p.m. Wednesdays. More information about Suddenlink services
is available online at
www.suddenlink.com.
Suddenlink Communications (suddenlink.com)
is the seventh largest cable operator in the United States,
supporting the information, communication and entertainment
demands of approximately 1.4 million residential customers
and thousands of commercial customers in Arkansas,
Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, West Virginia
and elsewhere. Suddenlink simplifies its customers’ lives
through one call for support, one connection, and one bill
for TV, Internet, phone and other services. |
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