Love’s Travel Stop opens in Columbia, Tenn.

Sep 18, 2006

The Love’s Travel Stop in Columbia, Tenn., is the company’s newest addition and 124th truck stop. The Columbia location — at Exit 46 off Interstate 65 and Highway 99 — follows recent openings in Missouri, Utah, Idaho, South Carolina and Indiana.

Started in 1964 in Oklahoma, the Love’s chain now includes truck stops in 28 states. More new facilities are planned for Kentucky and Ohio.

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