Staff at the 7-Eleven franchise in downtown Trail packed up the last of the stock on Friday as the doors closed on the outlet. A Chevron spokesman said the outlet will be back up soon selling gas and a new convenience store will move in at a later date.

Staff at the 7-Eleven franchise in downtown Trail packed up the last of the stock on Friday as the doors closed on the outlet. A Chevron spokesman said the outlet will be back up soon selling gas and a new convenience store will move in at a later date.

7-Eleven store shut doors

7-Eleven downtown Trail has closed its doors. The Chevron outlet will resume selling gas soon and a store will follow at a later date.

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