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Convenience store chain Wawa just opened its first self-owned electric vehicle charging station, marking a major shift in how gas stations are adapting to our electric future. The move shows traditional convenience stores aren't just hosting chargers anymore—they're betting big on becoming destinations for EV drivers.
Two popular convenience store chains have quietly built a charging network bigger than most people realize. Over 860 electric vehicle chargers are now operating at Sheetz and Wawa locations across the country.
A convenience store chain's charitable foundation has donated $200 million over 12 years to fight hunger, support health causes, and honor everyday heroes. To celebrate, Wawa is giving $250,000 in gift cards to seven national charity partners.
America's favorite convenience store chain just launched its first self-owned Tesla charging station, marking a major milestone in a partnership that started over a decade ago. The Florida site represents a turning point where retailers are betting big on electric vehicle infrastructure.
A Riviera Beach man discovered a fanny pack containing $30,000 in a gas station bathroom and spent days tracking down its owner. His simple explanation: "It wasn't mine to take."
Southern restaurant chain Bojangles just installed its first electric vehicle charging station and plans to roll out chargers across all 800 locations in 23 states. The move signals growing private sector confidence in America's electric vehicle future.
Eight major car companies are racing to install thousands of high-speed electric vehicle chargers across America, making EV ownership easier and more affordable than ever. The network already has 120 locations open in 31 states, with charging costs nearly 40% cheaper than competitors.
A coalition of eight automakers is bringing fast electric vehicle chargers to over 350 Circle K stores nationwide, making charging as easy as a gas station stop. The expansion also upgrades Circle K's existing chargers to modern, faster stations.
Hundreds of volunteers across Valdosta, Georgia spent their Friday painting, sorting donations, and improving facilities for local nonprofits during Greater Valdosta United Way's Spring Day of Caring. The biannual event strengthened seven community organizations serving everyone from youth to sexual assault survivors.
Electric vehicle drivers will soon find 400kW fast chargers at over 350 Circle K locations nationwide, making road trips easier than ever. The network aims to install 30,000 charging bays by 2030.
Pennsylvania just announced $9 million in funding for 12 new electric vehicle charging stations, bringing the state to a record 95 total stations. The move makes Pennsylvania the national leader in building charging infrastructure for drivers going electric.
A New Jersey nonprofit is turning decorated graduation caps into prizes and inspiration. First-generation college students benefit from every $1 vote cast.
A new partnership backed by major organizations is tackling Philadelphia's job growth crisis with a concrete plan to create thousands of family-sustaining careers. The initiative aims to reverse decades of economic decline and help low-income residents climb the ladder.
Scientists in Ghana are rescuing vanishing plant species before they disappear forever, creating seed banks that could secure the country's food future. The effort has already preserved 81 rare crops and restored nearly 3,000 hectares of degraded land.
Nearly 50,000 volunteers across 16 cities are making the 2026 FIFA World Cup happen, with 3,000 helpers bringing the global tournament to life in Philadelphia. From hour-long commutes to language translation, these unpaid ambassadors say being part of soccer's biggest event is a dream come true. #