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Yesterday at approximately 8:16 PM, a gentleman came into our store to purchase gas but was having difficulty operating ...
06/26/2026

Yesterday at approximately 8:16 PM, a gentleman came into our store to purchase gas but was having difficulty operating the fuel pump. Our employee was patient, courteous, and genuinely trying to assist him. Unfortunately, instead of accepting her help, he became verbally abusive and used inappropriate language toward her.

The owner was not present during this incident and had absolutely no interaction with this individual. Despite that, this morning the individual chose to make false and insulting comments about the owner on the Pottsboro uncensored community page.

We want to make one thing very clear: while we welcome and appreciate every customer who visits our business, we have zero tolerance for anyone who verbally abuses or disrespects our employees. Our staff deserves to be treated with the same respect they show our customers. Because of this individual’s behavior, he is no longer welcome on our property. We will also be contacting the Sheriff’s Office to issue a Criminal Trespass Warning.

This situation is a reminder of how quickly misinformation can spread on social media. It’s unfortunate that people often form opinions based on one anonymous or one-sided post without knowing the actual facts. We encourage everyone to hear both sides before passing judgment.

We are proud to serve the Pottsboro community and truly appreciate the support we have received over the years. We will continue to provide friendly, respectful service to every customer, and in return, we simply ask for the same courtesy toward our employees.

For transparency, we are sharing the surveillance video so our community can see exactly what occurred.

Thank you all for your continued support. We hope everyone has a safe and wonderful day.

05/25/2026

Dear Aloha Liquor Customers.

There are moments in the life of a nation that ask us to pause.

Memorial Day is one of them.

It is a day to remember those who gave their lives in military service, and the families who carry that loss forward. Their sacrifice made possible the freedoms we live with every day, and we carry that responsibility with humility and respect.

In the years following the Civil War, families and communities gathered to honor the fallen by placing flowers on their graves. They came quietly, placing flowers, saying names, honoring lives that had been cut short. What began as a simple act of remembrance became a lasting national tradition.

Today we gathered to honor and remember the fallen — just as we do every year — in a moment of reflection that connects our work to the lives and sacrifices behind it.

Today, we pause. We remember. And we honor what was given.

Thank you for your service.

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04/29/2026

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04/23/2026

Running a small business is one of the hardest, most invisible battles a person can take on.

What people don’t always see is the weight behind it—the stress that lingers long after closing time, the anxiety over every decision, and the mental exhaustion that can quietly build into something much heavier. Even the most easygoing people can find themselves overwhelmed.

Some days, it feels like you stop being seen as a person and start being seen as a service. People compare you, question your prices, or assume you should match big corporations without understanding the reality behind the scenes. Large chains have buying power, volume discounts, and fewer operational burdens in certain areas. Small businesses carry costs that aren’t always visible—maintenance, licensing, insurance, rising supplier prices—and those add up fast.

Then there’s the emotional side. Wondering if you responded to everyone. Hoping no one feels ignored. Carrying the quiet fear of disappointing someone simply because there aren’t enough hours in the day.

You wear every hat—owner, employee, marketer, accountant, cleaner—while still trying to show up for your family, your friends, and yourself. Work-life balance often feels more like a goal than a reality, and relationships can feel the strain.

And still, you keep going.

Because despite everything—the long hours, the rising costs, the unpredictability—you care. You care about what you’ve built, the people you serve, and the community around you.

But it does take a toll. It’s exhausting. Especially in recent years, when so much has been out of your control and prices seem to change faster than you can keep up. What things cost a few years ago simply isn’t what they cost today—and small businesses feel that shift deeply.

And one more thing that truly matters—respect.

The people working in small businesses are human beings doing their best, often under pressure you don’t see. They deserve to be treated with basic kindness and dignity. No one comes to work intending to be rude or difficult. Most of the time, if someone seems short or overwhelmed, it’s because they’re juggling more than you realize—not because they don’t care.

And unless you’ve owned and run a retail business—dealing with people all day, every day—it’s hard to fully understand or judge what those moments are really like behind the counter.

We truly do our best to provide great customer service and to make sure every person has a pleasant experience. But sometimes, we fall short—not because we don’t care, but because we’re human. Mistakes happen. We’re learning, adjusting, and doing everything we can, every single day.

A little patience, a little understanding, and a little respect can completely change someone’s day.

So this is just a reminder:

Behind every small business is a real person—and a team—doing their best.

Supporting small businesses isn’t just about buying something. It’s about showing kindness, offering patience, and recognizing the human effort behind it all.

And maybe, with that support, more of us will keep going.

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86544 North State Highway 289
Pottsboro, TX
75076

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Monday 7am - 9pm
Tuesday 7am - 9pm
Wednesday 7am - 9pm
Thursday 7am - 9pm
Friday 7am - 9pm
Saturday 7am - 9pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

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