Jr. Food Stores Adds ATMs
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. -- Jr. Food Stores increased its commitment to financial services by adding Firstar Bank ATMs to 38 convenience stores in Kentucky and Tennessee.
Jr. Food Stores, a division of Houchens Industries Inc., said the cash machines were a necessary step in its quest to provide outstanding customer service.
"Jr. Food Stores has long been committed to best servicing its customers and this partnership with Firstar is an exemplary step in our quest for continued customer satisfaction," said Tommy Cole, Jr. Foods' vice president of strategic development. "We know that Firstar's Five Star Service Guarantee will be well received by our customers and our associates."
Firstar's parent company, U.S. Bancorp, also announced in February that it would install 83 U.S. Bank ATMs in Holiday Stationstores in 43 cities throughout the Twin Cities metropolitan area in Minnesota.
Jr. Food Stores, a division of Houchens Industries Inc., said the cash machines were a necessary step in its quest to provide outstanding customer service.
"Jr. Food Stores has long been committed to best servicing its customers and this partnership with Firstar is an exemplary step in our quest for continued customer satisfaction," said Tommy Cole, Jr. Foods' vice president of strategic development. "We know that Firstar's Five Star Service Guarantee will be well received by our customers and our associates."
Firstar's parent company, U.S. Bancorp, also announced in February that it would install 83 U.S. Bank ATMs in Holiday Stationstores in 43 cities throughout the Twin Cities metropolitan area in Minnesota.