Road Ranger

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For the fictional character, see Road Ranger (Gobots).
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Road Ranger is an American corporation whose primary business is operating convenience stores, gas stations, and travel centers in the Midwestern states of Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin, Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. Many Road Ranger stations have Subway restaurants inside them.

In May, 2007 Road Ranger announced a deal with the Rockford RiverHawks baseball team to name their Loves Park, Illinois stadium Road Ranger Stadium.

Road Ranger, which is privately owned, is headquartered in Rockford, Illinois.

The company's founder and CEO is Northern Illinois University business graduate Dan Arnold. Dan founded the company in 1984 by purchasing a location in Rockford, IL with 5000 dollars in savings and taking out a loan with his wife Linda. Dan sold the company to Phillips Petroleum in 1990 to pursue other interests in real estate and banking, but eventually restarted the company in 1997. Since then he has modernized the company which added to the company's success resulting in more locations in Rockford, Roscoe, Loves Park, Machesney Park and other cities in the mid-west. [1]

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  1. ↑ Road Ranger and Kiswaukee College

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