(NEXSTAR) – Whether Buc-ee’s has expanded into your state or not, you’re likely familiar with the chain of travel centers. If your state doesn’t meet some expectations of the founder, however, the company may never move in near you.
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Buc-ee’s has been experiencing a growth spurt in recent years. As of late August, you can find the chain in 14 states, with a handful of others anticipating that a Buc-ee’s will open its doors in the coming years.
At the grand opening of Buc-ee’s newest location in Benton, Arkansas, last week, founder Arch “Beaver” Aplin III implied that conservative-led states may remain the focus of the chain’s growth…