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Rocky Rococo Corp. sued First Madco in Waukesha County on March 25, 2010, over whether the renewed franchise agreements kept First Madco's exclusive territory (Dane, Columbia, Iowa, Lafayette, Marquette, Richland, Sauk and Juneau counties). First Madco was spun off in 1987 with nine franchised restaurants in return for Rocky Rococo stock. "A dispute among friends" — Roger Brown. | |||
| Property / research note: Rocky Rococo Corp. sued First Madco in Waukesha County on March 25, 2010, over whether the renewed franchise agreements kept First Madco's exclusive territory (Dane, Columbia, Iowa, Lafayette, Marquette, Richland, Sauk and Juneau counties). First Madco was spun off in 1987 with nine franchised restaurants in return for Rocky Rococo stock. "A dispute among friends" — Roger Brown. / rank | |||
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| Property / research note: Rocky Rococo Corp. sued First Madco in Waukesha County on March 25, 2010, over whether the renewed franchise agreements kept First Madco's exclusive territory (Dane, Columbia, Iowa, Lafayette, Marquette, Richland, Sauk and Juneau counties). First Madco was spun off in 1987 with nine franchised restaurants in return for Rocky Rococo stock. "A dispute among friends" — Roger Brown. / reference | |||
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Advertised its stores as "Rocky's in Madison" (rockysmadison.com) with weekly lunch specials such as the Motheroni Super Slice (2010) and a free Sunday State Journal with any whole pizza on football Sundays (2012). | |||
| Property / research note: Advertised its stores as "Rocky's in Madison" (rockysmadison.com) with weekly lunch specials such as the Motheroni Super Slice (2010) and a free Sunday State Journal with any whole pizza on football Sundays (2012). / rank | |||
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| Property / research note: Advertised its stores as "Rocky's in Madison" (rockysmadison.com) with weekly lunch specials such as the Motheroni Super Slice (2010) and a free Sunday State Journal with any whole pizza on football Sundays (2012). / reference | |||
| Property / research note: Advertised its stores as "Rocky's in Madison" (rockysmadison.com) with weekly lunch specials such as the Motheroni Super Slice (2010) and a free Sunday State Journal with any whole pizza on football Sundays (2012). / reference | |||
Revision as of 17:09, 21 October 2026
company of Rocky Rococo's founders, which kept their southern Wisconsin stores after the 1988 sale
- First Madco
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | First Madco Inc. |
company of Rocky Rococo's founders, which kept their southern Wisconsin stores after the 1988 sale |
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Statements
January 1988
2 references
Mosley and Brown's restaurants now are franchises of the company they founded.
1988
1 reference
Rocky's originators Wayne Mosley and Roger Brown own First Madco, which will now have 15 Rocky's.
13
January 1988
1 reference
Mosley and Brown were given control of the 10 Madison restaurants, which employ about 500, and three restaurants in La Crosse.
17
February 1992
15
July 1997
11
January 2009
8
April 2018
1 reference
Brown has his eight — two in La Crosse and six in Madison
0
20 December 2024
500
January 1988
400
February 1992
300
January 2009
12,000,000
February 1992
10,000,000
January 2009
From about 2022 Roger Brown sold his remaining stores to long-time store managers; the last, on the Beltline, on 20 December 2024.
Rocky Rococo Corp. sued First Madco in Waukesha County on March 25, 2010, over whether the renewed franchise agreements kept First Madco's exclusive territory (Dane, Columbia, Iowa, Lafayette, Marquette, Richland, Sauk and Juneau counties). First Madco was spun off in 1987 with nine franchised restaurants in return for Rocky Rococo stock. "A dispute among friends" — Roger Brown.
Advertised its stores as "Rocky's in Madison" (rockysmadison.com) with weekly lunch specials such as the Motheroni Super Slice (2010) and a free Sunday State Journal with any whole pizza on football Sundays (2012).
