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EB Fuel Stops celebrated the grand opening of its latest location Thursday at the intersection of U.S. Route 127 and State Route 219.
EB Fuel Stops celebrated the grand opening of its latest location Thursday. Located south of Celina at the intersection of U.S. Route 127 and State Route 219, the store is open 24 hours, has two fuel islands, one for automotive fuel and one for truck/semitrailer fuel, as well as a deli with hot food, pizza and a wide variety of craft beers.
The Celina store's amenities and food and beverage offerings will resemble those of the Greenville EB Fuel Stops, located at U.S. Route 127 and State Route 49 on the south side of Greenville. This will be the third EB Fuel Stops center, joining the Greenville location and another in Indiana on the north side of Muncie.
The store operates under the Sunoco brand and was built with separate car and truck fueling islands. The automotive island has 10 pumps, while a truck island on the north side of the property has four lanes for trucks, semitrailers and rigs towing boats, cars or implements.
Right, Jadyn Lauth, New Knoxville, pumps her gas at EB Fuel Stops on U.S. 127 during its grand opening on Thursday afternoon.
EB Fuel Stops celebrated the grand opening of its latest location Thursday at the intersection of U.S. Route 127 and State Route 219.
EB Fuel Stops celebrated the grand opening of its latest location Thursday at the intersection of U.S. Route 127 and State Route 219.
