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Murphy USA expands in Northern Colorado with two planned sites in Greeley

BySharon Dunn
GREELEY — Two convenience stores and gas-station sites will take the place of the old in north and south Greeley soon. Murphy USA (NYSE: MUSA) has begun construction on a new convenience store in the Walmart parking lot where Golden Corral used to be, and the company plans to build...

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