A Christmas tale for PMPs
Credit for this epic tale goes to Brad Fischer from Batzner Pest Control, who wrote it for Buffalo Exterminating about 6 years ago when Audrey Hall of Eco Serve Pest Services was also working there. She got permission to tweak... Read more»NPMA offers pest-free holiday tips
The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) recently put out a news release about simple holiday pest-proofing tips, and encourages pest management professionals to share the knowledge. Agawam, Mass-based Braman Termite & Pest Elimination, for example, garnered local TV news coverage... Read more»Arrow sponsors CHOA parade for 20th year
Atlanta, Ga.-based Arrow Exterminators has been entertaining spectators in downtown Atlanta for over 20 years by sponsoring and participating in the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA) Christmas Parade. This year, more than 300 team members and their families braved the... Read more»
More ‘magic’ from the Real Green conference
Real Green’s user conference, “Solutions 2017: The Magic of Marketing,” ended Jan. 13 with attendees abuzz about how much they were able to learn. The launch of its next-generation software, Service Assistant (SA) 5, has many new enhancements and features,... Read more»5 ways to show you care during the holidays
[Editor’s note: This post was originally published Dec. 9, 2015, on MyPMP.net.] ’Tis the season to be jolly and generous, as Hanukkah and Christmas are just around the corner. How does your company celebrate? We here at Pest Management Professional (PMP)... Read more»
Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from PMP
We’ve had an excellent year here in the offices of PMP. Naturally, we have our readers to thank for that. 2015 has been one of the best on record for the magazine and we couldn’t have done it without you.... Read more»
Town Tree No Longer So Squirrely
Lewiston, Maine, came very close to being the Town Without A Christmas Tree, all thanks to some overly ambitious squirrels. Last year, the rodents chewed through the Christmas lights strung around the tree in Kennedy Park, and the town’s budget couldn’t... Read more»