
Love’s Travel Stop opened its newest location in Searcy, Ark.
Love’s opens first travel stop along a major highway in Arkansas with its newest location in Searcy.

The new Searcy location. Photo: Love's

Love’s Travel Stop opened its newest location in Searcy, Ark.
This is the company’s first travel stop along a major highway in Arkansas, according to Greg Love, co-CEO of Love’s.

On top of a fueling station there are amenities geared toward professional drivers, including:
77 truck parking spaces
seven showers
an on-site Love’s Truck Tire Care center
bulk diesel exhaust fluid
radio frequency identification card-less fueling technology
CAT scales
A Hardee’s and a Subway.
Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores is headquartered in Oklahoma City and has more than 320 locations and 190 Love’s Truck Tire Care centers in 39 states.

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