Gas Stations in Russellville, AL

“This one isn't a personal review on my own behalf , but instead it is actually a review on behalf of a friend . So at this point I'm basing it on their opinion of the place not mine but when they were stranded here at the ballpark everyone on staff were nice enough to let him use the phone repeatedly all night and try to get ahold of people to come get him. In the ways that they did help they went above and beyond based on what you'd expect job necessity to require and no one seemed the least bit annoyed helping a stranded stranger from 30 miles down the road, so they earned at least 4 stars in my book as one of the people that my friend reached out to in need that night. Thanks for all the effort and extra care that evening that all of you on staff bestowed upon a stranger stranded on the way home.”

“Cedar Creek Chevron is a very nice and friendly store to stop at they are very clean organized put together friendly service and they're always always fast and their food there if you can get some get it it is so freaking good!!!!!!”

“Good little fuel stop. Diesel pumps around back. Part concrete and part gravel lot around back has plenty of space for parking. Clean, with all the regular convenience store items. Restrooms aren’t multi stall but the one in the Men’s has usually always been clean as many times as I’ve been there. Hopefully everyone will help keep it nice.”

“THANK YOU, LEGACY CHEVRON!!

We were pressure washing the bank next to Legacy Chevron and as we were packing to leave a bank, we heard a cat meowing, loudly, as if in distress.

Stopping what we were doing, we walked over to where we heard the cat. It was coming from a commercial air conditioning unit beside the bank. We kept hearing the cat, but could NOT find it. At one point, we actually thought someone was playing a prank on us!

Finally, however, we spotted the tiny kitten in an obstructed-from-view corner of the unit. It was a tiny black kitten.

Unknown HOW/WHY it was in the area it was (all commercial) we tried to find a way to get the kitten out. Trying several different things, nothing worked. Finally, we decided to find some food and leave a trail from where the kitten as hiding to outside the unit through a hole in the back. Problem: we had no food.

I walked across the street to a convenience store, surely they had something I could buy that would lure the kitten - they did not. Except...

They had a salad bar and had small chunks of ham cut up. I asked the gentleman at the register if they would sell me a small condiment cup of ham and told the gentleman the story. He smiled and said to just get the ham, no charge, it's for the cat." I thanked him and went back to the cat.

My son was able to reach into the unit from behind and put several pieces of the ham in front of the kitten and it was eaten immediately! Placing other pieces in a trail out the back, the cat came out from behind the partition wall and he was able to grab the cat, still inside the air conditioning unit. He was able to, after some fancy moving and positioning, get the kitten out to safety.

FORTUNATELY, a lady had come to the bank to make a night deposit and came over to us while we were trying to get the kitten out, and she took the kitten to give it a home!!

A HUGE THANK YOU to Legacy Chevron on Highway 43 in Russellville for graciously allowing me to take some ham for the rescue of the kitten! As we were leaving, we stopped by the store and thanked the gentleman, again.

[PHOTO: The black kitten's head can be seen, center top, slightly left, in the photo.]”

“the only true negative is the lack of parking and maneuverability (like the other businesses competing with the walmart parking lot). although the restroom is "outside", it always appears FAR more sanitary and orderly than any other gas stations in the area. the employees are always as nice as you are to them. tobacco prices are rather low and all coupons are welcome.”