Yesway to Open First Allsup’s Location in Arizona

Yesway Inc. will celebrate the grand opening of its first-ever Allsup's convenience store in Arizona on Friday, October 2, 2026. “The opening marks an important milestone in Yesway's history, introducing the iconic Allsup's brand to Arizona for the first time and expanding the company's operating footprint into its 10th state,” the retailer said.

With the opening of the Willcox location, Yesway will operate 453 stores across 10 states.

Located at 1151 N. Virginia Avenue, the new Allsup's store will span approximately 6,277 square feet and feature 10 multi-product fuel dispensers, five diesel lanes and 17 truck parking spaces.

“Arizona is an important component of Yesway's broader new-store development strategy, which is currently concentrated in Arizona, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas. The company views Arizona as a natural extension of its existing Southwestern footprint and an especially attractive market for future growth, given the state's expanding communities, favorable fuel market dynamics, significant development opportunities and strong fit with the Allsup's brand and foodservice offering,” the retailer said.

Yesway has developed and opened more than 90 new-to-industry stores over approximately the past five years, complementing its growth through strategic acquisitions and continued investment in its existing store base.

Earlier this month, the retailer announced the opening of a new-to-industry Allsup's store in Odessa, Texas, “further advancing the company's strategic expansion across the state. This marks the 93rd new-to-industry store that Yesway has built over the past approximately five years,” the retailer said.

In South Carolina, Corner Pantry recently celebrated the grand opening of its newest store in Camden, the retailer said in a press release sent to NACS.

The celebration of Corner Pantry #157 began with a ribbon cutting ceremony with City of Camden Mayor Vincent Sheheen and representatives of the Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce, who helped officially welcome Corner Pantry’s fifth location to the Camden area. 

Corner Pantry Owner David Tucker presented checks to the City of Camden police and fire departments, Camden High School, North Central High School and Pine Tree Hill Elementary during a ribbon cutting ceremony. Tucker presented $4,000 checks to each school and organization, totaling $20,000 in donations.

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