Buc-ee’s eyes Gold Rock community off I-95

(The Center Square) – Renowned for no big rigs among 100-plus fuel pumps, its food, clean bathrooms and its creator’s name-inspired mascot, Buc-ee’s and a second location in North Carolina are fast approaching on the horizon.

An informational meeting for the neighborhood is Thursday in Rocky Mount, rezoning in the Gold Rock area off Interstate 95 is expected to be addressed in early November, and Rocky Mount Mayor Pro Tempore Jabaris Walker has confirmed company interest. Buc-ee’s first location in the state is still under construction in Alamance County at 1425 Trollingwood-Hawfields Road, just off Exit 152 of Interstates 40 and 85, with Department of Transportation changes to an interchange underway since June ahead of a late 2027 opening…

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