Buc-ee’s is pursuing a second North Carolina location in Rocky Mount, where the Texas-based travel center chain has a 34-acre property under contract near Interstate 95. The proposed site still requires rezoning, and the city’s planning board is scheduled to consider the request on November 10, according to a CLT Beat Instagram post.
The Rocky Mount project would bring Buc-ee’s to another part of North Carolina as the company expands its presence in the state. The CLT Beat post identifies the Interstate 95 site as the location under consideration, but does not provide a confirmed opening date, construction schedule or estimated investment for the Rocky Mount store.
Buc-ee’s travel centers offer more than fuel stops. The company’s official website lists food options including barbecue sandwiches, breakfast items, chicken tenders, hot foods, cold sandwiches, wraps, salads, beef jerky and homemade fudge. Its stores also carry branded merchandise and offer fuel…