NEWS & PRESS RELEASES
7-Eleven Store in Park City Canyon Unveils Major Renovation and Expansion● 7/1/2024
Park City, UT – The newly remodeled 7-Eleven convenience store at 1815 Canyons Resort Dr, in Park City has reopened its doors following extensive renovations and expansion. The modernized store now offers enhanced amenities and an improved shopping experience for locals and visitors to the popular resort area.
The renovation project expanded the building’s footprint to accommodate a wider selection of products and services. The store features all-new refrigeration units, food preparation equipment, and digital displays throughout. The fuel station has been completely upgraded with state-of-the-art gas pumps, offering faster fill-ups and improved payment options for customers.
“We’re excited to provide our Park City Canyon community with this enhanced shopping experience,” said Manager Carol. “The expanded floor space and modern equipment allow us to offer a broader selection of fresh food, beverages, and convenience items while maintaining the quick, efficient service our customers expect.”
Notable improvements include:
– Expanded floor space for greater product selection
– New energy-efficient refrigeration and food storage systems
– Modern fuel dispensers with enhanced payment capabilities
– Updated interior design with improved lighting and layout
– Expanded parking area for customer convenience
The store remains open 24/7, serving both early-morning skiers and late-night visitors to the Canyon area.
For more information, please contact Michael Slaugh at resortretailers.com
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Resort Retailers Opens Newly Remodeled Kamas Location ● 10/1/2020
Resort Retailers has proudly remodeled the Kamas, Utah store location. Now with improvements like a Cafe and a Two-Bay Car Wash, the new store now provides upgrades our customers have requested. Stop in today to see what additional features we included!
RESORT RETAILERS REBRANDING EXXON GASOLINE ● 7/1/2018
Resort Retailers has proudly remodeled the Kamas, Utah store location. Now with improvements like a Cafe and a Two-Bay Car Wash, the new store now provides upgrades our customers have requested. Stop in today to see what additional features we included!
BLACK OIL SELLS ITS FIVE CONVENIENCE STORES TO RESORT RETAILERS, EXITING THE BUSINESS
MONTICELLO, Utah– Exiting from the convenience store industry, Black Oil Co. has sold its five Out West Food & Fuel Stores and its corporate headquarters to Resort Retailers Inc., an authorized 7-Eleven licensee.
The c-stores are in Monticello, Blanding, Mexican Hat, Moab, and Thompson.
Monticello, Utah-based Black Oil announced the sale on its website, a 21st Century Smoke/CSP Daily News Flash reported.
All five of Black Oil’s locations will be rebranded as 7-Eleven within about three months, a report by The San Juan Record said.
Resort Retailers, based in Park City, Utah, now operates nearly 20 convenience stores with gasoline, said the report. It assumed control of the five locations as of July 8.
Black Oil has provided oil and gas service to southeastern Utah since the 1930s. Kellerstrauss Oil Co. purchased the distribution side of the Black Oil business two years ago, the report said.
Resort Retailers is a family-based business that has been operating 7-Eleven convenience stores for 26 years. According to president Dan Slaugh, the chain began in 1988 with five stores in the Park City and Heber City area. Over time, the number of stores increased to nine in that area. In 2013, it purchased the four convenience stores owned by Walkers in Moab, including stores in Moab, Kanab, Hurricane, and Wellington.
The employees at the Out West stores had the opportunity to become Resort Retailer employees.
Slaugh added, “We think everyone is staying on, thank goodness.”
“We have been working on this for 10 months,” Slaugh told the newspaper, “and everything came together just last week.”
Slough said that one of the last pieces to fall into place was the approval of financing through the Small Business Administration (SBA).
Slaugh said that the stores will retain their affiliation with Shell for fuel.