Grilling this weekend? Don't forget the propane! Bosselman Energy can help you out! Or, stop at your local Pump & Pantry and pick up a jug!
Happy Summer from the Bosselman Family of Companies!
Friday, July 31, 2009
Friday, July 24, 2009
99¢ Fountain Drinks - one week left!!!!
Hey guys, only one week left in our Pump & Pantry "Don't Be Dry in July!" promotion! That's 99 cents for 44 oz. Fountain Drinks and 32 oz. Powerades! Get one while they last...stay cool...and stay tuned for a HOT promotion in August! ;) (That's a hint!)Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Get your TIRES at Boss Truck Shops!
Need tires for your truck? Boss Truck shops offers these great tires: Goodyear, Michelin, Bridgestone, Firestone, BF Goodrich, and Dynatrac!
Check it out at http://www.bosstruckshops.com/!
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Check out Kearney Caribou Coffee's awesome daily specials!
- Mondays: KIDS DAY! Free Kids Drink with any regular drink purchase!
- Tuesdays: BEARCATS & STARS DAY! $1 off any drink with Kearney Catholic/Kearney High ID!
- Wednesdays: SENIORS DAY! 10% off any purchase for our guests 55 & over!
- Thursdays: CariBOGO! Buy one drink GET ONE FREE!! (*2nd drink equal/lesser value)
- Fridays: LOPER DAY! $1 off any drink w/ UNK ID!
Friday, July 10, 2009
A great time for some COLD Iced Tea!!!!
Summer is a great time for a big jug of COLD ICED TEA! Get a big red JUG at any Grandma Max's Restaurant for $8.99 & your first fill is FREE! (Just $1.49 for each fill after that!!!) AHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Save 5 cents a gallon on gas!
Want to save yourself a nickel for every gallon of gas you buy? We've got a deal for you! Pick up the hot new BOSSELMAN ADVANTAGE CARD at any Pump & Pantry, enroll online, and start saving TODAY!http://www.bosselman.com/AdvantageCard/
Using Blender Pumps!
Check out this great video from the Nebraska Corn Board on using Blender Pumps to fuel your vehicle!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVNQWH86xSs
This was filmed at Pump & Pantry #42 in Grand Island, Nebraska - the first convenience store in Nebraska to feature Blender Pumps!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVNQWH86xSs
This was filmed at Pump & Pantry #42 in Grand Island, Nebraska - the first convenience store in Nebraska to feature Blender Pumps!!!
Welcome to the Bosselman Blog!
Hi there!
Welcome to the Bosselman Family of Companies' blog! We'll be keeping you posted with updates about all of our locations and great deals, specials, and promotions we have going on! To start, here's a little bit about our company!
The Bosselman Family of Companies
The Bosselman Family of Companies, headquartered in Grand Island, Nebr., owns and operates 41 Pump & Pantry convenience stores; three Pump & Pantry motels and two Motel 6 franchises; eight Bosselman Travel Centers; seven Grandma Max’s Restaurants and a Sam Bass’ Saloon & Steakhouse; and 10 Boss Truck Shops. Bosselman Energy encompasses Bosselman Carriers; Bosselman Tank and Trailer; Petroleum Equipment Company; and Bosselman Contractor Services; providing wholesale oil, fuel and propane delivery; truck, tank and trailer repairs; environmental services for the petroleum industry; condominiums and farming. Bosselman Energy’s Renewable Fuel Division, based out of Omaha, Nebraska, is a leader in the wholesale and marketing areas of Fuels including Ethanol, Natural Gasoline, and Bio Diesel.
Founded in 1948, Bosselman’s has expanded throughout Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, New Mexico, Kentucky, Oklahoma, and South Dakota with over 1,200 employees. www.bosselman.com
Founded in 1948, Bosselman's has expanded throughout Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, South Dakota, Kentucky, Oklahoma and New Mexico, with over 1,000 employees. A family organization in its third generation, Bosselman's has been a leader in community service for 60 years and has supported the local communities through financial contributions, support of youth scholarships, community events, and the volunteer efforts of its employees.
In 1948, Fred Bosselman, a farmer and part-time truck driver, and his wife, Maxine, opened Bosselman & Eaton Truck Stop on U.S. Highway 30 in Grand Island with his brother Charles and brother-in-law Al Eaton and sister Charlotte Eaton. Over the years, this location developed a reputation for good food and good service. In 1965, Fred Bosselman built the Bosselman Truck Plaza at the intersection of the new Interstate 80 and U.S. Highway 281 at Grand Island. Known at the time as the "Truck Stop of Tomorrow," this location became a landmark on I-80 and has successfully served the public for more than 40 years.
Over the years, the business became a family affair with the addition of Fred's sons, daughters and their spouses and expanded into many new ventures. Some of those ventures are a wholesale petroleum product distribution business, a truck tank repair business, a fleet of fuel transports and an environmental/maintenance company, currently all supervised by Fred Bosselman's sons, Fred Bosselman Jr., Chuck Bosselman, and his grandson Charlie Bosselman. They continue Fred's vision by overseeing the retail operations, which include the Pump & Pantry convenience stores, Grandma Max's restaurants, motels, Boss Truck Shops, and Bosselman Travel Centers, the newest of which is located at the same site on I-80 and U.S. Highway 281, as well as the Bosselman Energy division.
In 2004, Bosselman Travel Centers partnered up with Pilot Travel Centers (the world's largest diesel retailer) at its travel centers as Pilot licensor facilities.
Fred Bosselman passed away at the age of 89 in his home in Grand Island on July 27, 2006. He was buried in the Grand Island Cemetery, across the street from the corporate office, and will always be able to keep an eye on his company.
Welcome to the Bosselman Family of Companies' blog! We'll be keeping you posted with updates about all of our locations and great deals, specials, and promotions we have going on! To start, here's a little bit about our company!
The Bosselman Family of Companies
The Bosselman Family of Companies, headquartered in Grand Island, Nebr., owns and operates 41 Pump & Pantry convenience stores; three Pump & Pantry motels and two Motel 6 franchises; eight Bosselman Travel Centers; seven Grandma Max’s Restaurants and a Sam Bass’ Saloon & Steakhouse; and 10 Boss Truck Shops. Bosselman Energy encompasses Bosselman Carriers; Bosselman Tank and Trailer; Petroleum Equipment Company; and Bosselman Contractor Services; providing wholesale oil, fuel and propane delivery; truck, tank and trailer repairs; environmental services for the petroleum industry; condominiums and farming. Bosselman Energy’s Renewable Fuel Division, based out of Omaha, Nebraska, is a leader in the wholesale and marketing areas of Fuels including Ethanol, Natural Gasoline, and Bio Diesel.
Founded in 1948, Bosselman’s has expanded throughout Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, New Mexico, Kentucky, Oklahoma, and South Dakota with over 1,200 employees. www.bosselman.com
Founded in 1948, Bosselman's has expanded throughout Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, South Dakota, Kentucky, Oklahoma and New Mexico, with over 1,000 employees. A family organization in its third generation, Bosselman's has been a leader in community service for 60 years and has supported the local communities through financial contributions, support of youth scholarships, community events, and the volunteer efforts of its employees.
In 1948, Fred Bosselman, a farmer and part-time truck driver, and his wife, Maxine, opened Bosselman & Eaton Truck Stop on U.S. Highway 30 in Grand Island with his brother Charles and brother-in-law Al Eaton and sister Charlotte Eaton. Over the years, this location developed a reputation for good food and good service. In 1965, Fred Bosselman built the Bosselman Truck Plaza at the intersection of the new Interstate 80 and U.S. Highway 281 at Grand Island. Known at the time as the "Truck Stop of Tomorrow," this location became a landmark on I-80 and has successfully served the public for more than 40 years.
Over the years, the business became a family affair with the addition of Fred's sons, daughters and their spouses and expanded into many new ventures. Some of those ventures are a wholesale petroleum product distribution business, a truck tank repair business, a fleet of fuel transports and an environmental/maintenance company, currently all supervised by Fred Bosselman's sons, Fred Bosselman Jr., Chuck Bosselman, and his grandson Charlie Bosselman. They continue Fred's vision by overseeing the retail operations, which include the Pump & Pantry convenience stores, Grandma Max's restaurants, motels, Boss Truck Shops, and Bosselman Travel Centers, the newest of which is located at the same site on I-80 and U.S. Highway 281, as well as the Bosselman Energy division.
In 2004, Bosselman Travel Centers partnered up with Pilot Travel Centers (the world's largest diesel retailer) at its travel centers as Pilot licensor facilities.
Fred Bosselman passed away at the age of 89 in his home in Grand Island on July 27, 2006. He was buried in the Grand Island Cemetery, across the street from the corporate office, and will always be able to keep an eye on his company.
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