Circle K opens third convenience store location in Florence

Paul Felker, Executive Director of the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce in Arizona
Paul Felker, Executive Director of the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce in Arizona
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Circle K has opened its third convenience store and gas station in Florence, according to an announcement on April 27. The new store is located at 220 North Cashua Drive at the corner of West Darlington Street.

The opening of another national brand store highlights ongoing business growth and increased consumer options for residents in the Florence area. The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce contributes to community engagement by promoting local tourism and supporting businesses in the region, according to the official website.

Circle K’s history spans more than six decades, beginning with Fred Hervey’s purchase of three Kay’s Food Stores in El Paso, Texas, in 1951. Over time, Circle K has become a well-known name in convenience retailing.

The Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce works to advance economic growth and prosperity through education, advocacy and community collaboration for businesses and residents, according to the official website. The chamber also serves as a resource hub by offering a member directory and networking events to support local businesses.

Paul Felker held the position of executive director for the Greater Florence Chamber of Commerce, according to the official website. The organization operates as a community business organization serving the Florence area in Arizona.



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