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Rose Pest Solutions Donates Clothing to U.S. Veterans

Rose Pest Solutions, and its sister company Franklin Pest Solutions, donated hundreds of clothing items to United States veterans being served by Hines VA Medical Center, which is the largest VA hospital in Illinois.

Florida Pest Management Association Announces 2026 Business & Operations EXPO

The 2026 Florida Pest Management Association Business & Operations EXPO will be held Jan. 14-16, 2026, at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Lake Buena Vista South in Kissimmee, Fla. This year’s EXPO offers CEUs in CORE, GHP, L&O, WDO and FUME — all in one place and day.

In Memoriam: Jim Ogle

The longtime leader of Lloyd Pest Control died at age 89. Lloyd Pest Control is a third-generation, family-owned business founded in the 1930s and is now led by Jim's son, Jamie Ogle.

How to Reach Gen Z in the 21st Century Workforce

Tim Baumgarten, A.C.E., training and development supervisor, Terminix Service, Inc., shared how pest management professionals can better reach and retain Gen Z professionals in the industry.

Patrick Quigley Shares How AI Serves New Role in Sales

Quigley, president and owner of Sales by Design, wrote how AI can aid in sales strategies while not replacing the sector's necessary human element.

Mega Bee Rescues & Pest Control Promotes Tocasuche to Business Intelligence & Operations Coordinator

Jose Enrique Tocasuche first joined Mega Bee as an administrative support specialist. He brings over a decade of experience in business intelligence, data analytics and operational insights to the company.

Second Class of NCPMA Leadership Development Academy Graduates

The NCPMA Leadership Development Academy is a three-part development program that provides participants with a fresh take on leadership skills and strategies.

Survey Reveals Employee Benefits That May Decrease Workplace Stress

A resume.io survey of 1,000 employees in the United States uncovered the workplace perks that matter most to them.

Recovery of Plants and Seabirds on Marshallese Islands One Year After Rat Removal

A recent trip to the islands by conservationists confirmed the 2024 restoration campaign to remove invasive rats was successful.

Rentokil Terminix Advances Next Phase of Innovation Center

To support the next phase of Rentokil Terminix's Innovation Center, which was established in 2023, the company will search for its next head of science and innovation in early 2026. The Innovation Center is dedicated to pest control research, testing and training with the goal of advancing the industry.

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PCOs Turn to Add On Services to Meet Customer Needs Fast, Poll Finds

A little more than half (52%) of those who responded to a recent PCT reader poll said the most valuable reason to offer add-on services is to meet customer needs fast.

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Built-by-Owner Home? Look for Surprises

“Built-by-owner” homes can be a challenge from a pest control perspective.

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Wooden Buffet Feasters

Termites will always find structures edible. As a PMP, our job is to use our knowledge and tools to protect our edible arrangements.

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Epcon Lane's Mission to Fight Pediatric Cancer Through Nonprofit

Epcon Lane Pest Control in Akron, Ohio, is celebrating 80 years in business. Over the years, the company has found ways to give back to their local communities, such as starting Beeatrice’s Blessings, a nonprofit geared to help fight childhood cancer. Kacey and Leslie Wyman, owners of Epcon Lane, talked about the organization’s mission and ways the company helps those in need year round.

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Invasive Asian Needle Ants Pose Rising Health, Ecological Threats

The Asian needle ant, which arrived in the United States almost a century ago, is ecologically invasive and medically concerning.