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WY: Love's Expands With Wyoming Travel Stop Opening, With 80 Jobs; Renovates Store in California
Love’s Travel Stops is expanding its footprint in Wyoming, with the opening of a new travel stop in Casper, adding 80 new jobs to the area. The new travel stop is Love’s sixth in Wyoming, and has 52 truck parking spaces and provides free parking for Love’s customers, helping to address the national truck parking shortage. So far in 2026, Love’s has added 1,314 truck parking spaces across the country.
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New Love’s opens in Wyoming, adding 52 truck parking spaces to I-25 corridor
Love’s Travel Stops opened a new store in Casper, Wyoming, adding dozens of new truck parking spaces to the company’s network. On October 12, Love’s announced the opening of a location at 3387 North Poplar Street, off I-25 at Exit 191 in Casper. This is the company’s sixth store in the state of Wyoming. “Located along […] The post New Love’s opens in Wyoming, adding 52 truck parking spaces to I-25 corridor appeared first on CDLLife .
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Love’s Opens Wyoming Travel Stop, Renovates California Location
Love’s Travel Stops has opened its sixth Wyoming location in Casper, adding 52 truck parking spaces and creating 80 jobs, while the company has completed a renovation at its Santa Nella, California, travel stop. The new Casper location, at 3387 North Poplar Street near Interstate 25 Exit 191, includes...
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming opens new greenhouse for food, learning opportunities
CASPER, Wyo. –– After two years of planning and fundraising, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming’s new greenhouse has been completed. According to a release, the 24- by 48-foot greenhouse located just behind the club on K Street will allow club members to participate in hands-on activities that will teach gardening, nutrition, sustainability and food production. The food grown inside the greenhouse will be used by the club’s food program, providing fresh fruits and vegetables for snacks and meals.