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New Love’s Opens in Oregon

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On Thursday, Love’s Travel Stops opened a new store in Oregon.

The new Love’s truck stop is located off U.S. Highway 97 in Madras, Oregon.

Amenities at the new store include 82 truck parking spaces, an Arby’s restaurant, six diesel bays, five showers, laundry facilities, a CAT Scale, and a dog park.

“We’re excited to expand our footprint in Oregon and open our sixth location there,” said Tom Love, founder and executive chairman of Love’s. “This location will provide customers a clean and well-stocked and maintained place to stop, before our team members get them back on the road safely and quickly.”

In January, Love’s announced plans to open 40 new store locations nationwide in 2020. The company says that this will allow them add about 3000 new truck parking spots to their network this year.

Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores was founded in 1964 and currently operates approximately 530 locations in 41 states.

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