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earner uus year, me iamily changed their Chevron sign to Flint Hill Fuels which prompted a lot of questions from their loyal customers. “Chevron chose to drop their distributer because we n small in their ej explained Bubby Settle, either had to go to another outside company or go independent.” Bubby said Ikflit they still offer the same fMI that they delivered witE Chevron, but don’t have the Chevron brand any more.
Bubby said that the only difference was that Chevron would pay the credit card fees; now they pay the price themselves.
Bubby said that for the new sign, the Settles decided to put the Flint Hill name oh the store. “Instead of putting ‘Settle’ on the sign, we thought we would put it back to the community,” he said. ' . Bubby’s son, Lee, works as a Sheriff's deputy in Fauquier County and works part time at the family business. Paul Tiche, also a resident of the county, has worked with the Settle family for about 8 years. , . “We. are very thankful and fortunate to have a family’' biisjdhn awrdSaining in Rappahannock,” said Bubby Settle about their business, noting that they have no plans for expansion. “It’s working good so far and we’d like to keep it how it is.”
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