In the last couple of years, Love’s has filled in gaps between its stores. While the company had several stores in the state, it needed to expand its network across the country. Love’s Vice President of Real Estate and Development Rick Shuffield said that the company has noticed a traffic increase in several parts of the state, but there’s another reason for its new stores. While OnCue is focused on the metro, Oklahoma City-based Love’s Travel Stops and Country Stores is filling in sites for its customers in rural Oklahoma. The company could also take its stores outside state lines in the next few years, he said. We put out a first-class facility that’s clean and safe. “We’re very happy with the Oklahoma City market,” he said. It will be one of the new, larger models, Griffith said. Construction on a store at SW 104th Street and S. Griffith said he’s expecting to close on more sites this week, so there will be more than seven stores in the pipeline. Women who need the space will be temporarily moved to those stores. He said not all the new stores will have lactation rooms. Our stores have lactation rooms so our nursing mothers have a place to go.” We’re adding safe rooms so when bad weather hits, our employees will be safe. “We will have some new features,” said Jim Griffith, CEO. The next generation will measure 8,450 square feet. The company’s existing stores measure 6,650 square feet. OKLAHOMA CITY – Stillwater-based OnCue Express is expanding its store size, with seven larger stores already planned and more on the horizon. Three operators building larger stores and more of themīy: Molly M.
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