Gas Pro Travel Center

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the gas station’s trash bin—a strange metal box with no label or markings. Curious, he picked it up and brought it inside. Employees shrugged it off as junk until they discovered an old-fashioned jukebox record inside. Upon closer inspection, they found an old vinyl record of ‘90s pop hits. Soon enough, every employee was taking turns playing the records during slow times. Before long, Gas Pro became known for its quirky music breaks—turning a dull fuel stop into a place where locals gathered to dance and chat. The delivery driver even started bringing his own collection of vintage records from home.

2. A regular stopped by one afternoon and struck up a conversation with the attendant. As they chatted, he noticed an oddly familiar scent wafting from behind the counter. Turns out, it was just some old coffee the attendant had brewing in the back. The regular laughed and said, ‘You’d think after all these years I’d recognize your gas station by smell!’ They ended up trading stories until dark, discovering they were neighbors who hadn’t seen each other for ages.

3. At dawn, when most travelers were still dreaming of their next road trip, an early bird pulled into Gas Pro Travel Center for a quick fill-up. The attendant noticed something odd—an old, weathered sign reading ‘Free Coffee’ had mysteriously appeared on the counter. The attendant smiled and poured himself a cup, curious about the mystery coffee. As he sipped it, his eyes lit up—he’d never tasted such strong, yet smooth brew. From then on, every morning, someone left a different note or treat—a bagel here, a donut there—and soon enough, Gas Pro became more than just a gas station; it was a place where strangers shared stories over free coffee. Even now, locals joke that maybe the ghost of some long-forgotten traveler haunts the place, leaving behind little tokens of kindness.

4. At dusk, a delivery driver pulled into Gas Pro Travel Center for a quick break. As he stepped out, he heard a strange humming sound coming from behind the pumps. Curious, he followed the noise and found an old radio antenna perched on top of one pump. The hum was just static from an abandoned signal. With a laugh, he adjusted his cap and walked back inside, muttering something about needing more coffee. That night, everyone in town joked that Gas Pro had its own secret station, broadcasting nothing but static since the dawn of time.