Cinda Lavery is Retiring Following 37-Year Career with Break Time
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Cinda Lavery is Retiring Following 37-Year Career with Break Time

Cinda Lavery is retiring from Break Time on December 1 after serving as the Tipton store manager for the past 37 years. Lavery joined the Break Time team when her store was acquired by MFA Petroleum Company on July 31, 1986. She has managed the same convenience store (which was also a Colonial and Crown…

MFA Oil Announces Promotion of Jennifer Bach to Vice President of Break Time Operations
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MFA Oil Announces Promotion of Jennifer Bach to Vice President of Break Time Operations

MFA Oil announces the promotion of Jennifer Bach to its executive team as vice president of Break Time operations. She has worked in the Break Time division of MFA Oil for 25 years, most recently serving as senior director of operations for the company’s 71 Break Time convenience stores. Bach will report to Jon Ihler,…

Break Time Opens Rebuilt Lexington Store

Break Time Opens Rebuilt Lexington Store

On January 9, Break Time reopened its Lexington location at 902 S. Business Highway 13. The store was temporarily closed for four months while it underwent rebuilding. The new store features added pumps, expanded fueling options, and more food and beverage choices for customers. “Our former Lexington store was profitable, despite its smaller size,” says…

Break Time Retires Dashboard Diner, Introduces AnyTime Eats
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Break Time Retires Dashboard Diner, Introduces AnyTime Eats

Break Time has rolled out new branding for its in-house prepared grab-and-go foods. AnyTime Eats is the new name customers will now see labeled on the chain’s fresh sandwiches, packaged sandwiches, breakfast sandwiches, burgers and chicken sandwiches. The Dashboard Diner brand, which had been around for more than 20 years, has been retired. Anita Bichsel,…

Break Time Updates Branding on 17 Stores in FY 2021

Break Time Updates Branding on 17 Stores in FY 2021

Break Time is making progress on its rebranding campaign. Seventeen stores received updates within the 2021 fiscal year with the revamped Break Time logo and imaging. “We started with locations that had older signage, and that needed a significant amount of work,” says Curtis Chaney, senior vice president of retail. “We also considered visibility on…

Break Time Managers Recognized for Performance
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Break Time Managers Recognized for Performance

Although Break Time store managers were unable to meet in person to celebrate the successes of 2020, the following leaders were recognized for performance in these areas: Highest Net Income – Tammy Garner, 3147 SikestonNet Income Improvement – Alysha Ellison, 3054 LexingtonFoodservice Sales – Amanda Cox, 3165 WarrensburgFoodservice Sales Increase – Cody Williams, 3133 SikestonHot/Cold…

A New Look for Break Time

A New Look for Break Time

Since 1985, the logo for Break Time convenience stores has become instantly recognizable to many Missourians. With its bold lettering and fluid typeface, the logo has long complemented the brand’s reputation for delivering friendly service. However, the opening of the newest Break Time store in Columbia symbolizes a new era for the company as it…