By Jesse Sarles | CBS Colorado
A popular truck stop in northern Colorado is going through some changes. The restaurant at Johnson’s Corner closed suddenly over the weekend.
The diner-type eatery off Exit 254 opened in the 1950s and became known to travelers on Interstate 25 over the decades as a great place to get large cinnamon rolls. Ten years ago TravelCenters of America purchased the restaurant and recently it faced a big challenge to its business with the opening of Colorado’s first Buc-ee’s truck stop not far down the interstate in Johnstown.