Fisherman's Quick Stop

07/04/2025

Happy 4TH of July to all our customers. Thank you for your business. May you have a safe holiday.

05/28/2025

Now Hiring Cashier's. Talk to Angie or Tony

05/25/2025

05/16/2025

We need 2 stockers immediately!! Hired on the spot today. Talk to Angie

03/30/2025

NOW HIRING:
Cashier and a stocker.
Must be able to work 8 hour shifts. Cashier needs vendor card.
Pick up applications at
FISHERMAN'S QUICK STOP.

12/24/2024

Fisherman's Quick Stop will be open to 9p.m. tonight. We will open at 1 p.m. tomorrow. From our store family to yours, Merry Christmas.

11/28/2024

We are closed this morning. Will open at 1p.m.

09/13/2024

Across the country, a quiet transformation is taking place. The old service stations, once the heart of small towns and country roads, are slowly disappearing. These humble structures, with their faded signs and weathered pumps, hold memories of a bygone era—where a full tank of gas came with a friendly smile, and where travelers could find a moment of rest on long journeys.

These service stations were more than just places to refuel; they were community hubs, where stories were shared, and neighbors caught up on the latest news. The sound of a bell ringing as a car pulled in, the scent of oil and rubber, and the sight of a mechanic wiping his hands on a rag were all part of daily life. Gomer and Goober on The Andy Griffith Show weren't much of a stretch from the real world.

But now, as time marches on, many of these stations are closing their doors for good, replaced by sleek, modern conveniences. The old pumps are rusting, the windows are boarded up, and the signs that once beckoned travelers are fading into history.

For those of us who remember, these service stations are a symbol of simpler times—a connection to the past that’s hard to let go of. They remind us of the value of personal service, of taking the time to chat with a neighbor, and of the slower pace of life that seems to be slipping away.

As these old service stations disappear, they take with them a piece of our collective heritage. But the memories they leave behind will always hold a special place in our hearts, reminding us of the days when a stop at the gas station was more than just a quick errand—it was a small but meaningful part of the journey.

09/11/2024

08/05/2024

Fisherman's Quick Stop is currently looking for a cashier/ teammate. Starting pay is $11 per hour. Go talk to Angie