Wawa has opened a new convenience store and gas station in Wilkes-Barre Township, marking its return to Luzerne County after over two decades. This much-anticipated opening took place on December 6 at the Union Center Plaza, featuring a morning celebration that included giveaways and community activities. The event aimed to foster a welcoming atmosphere, emphasizing the importance of community connections and support for local heroes.
• The grand opening kicked off at 8 a.m. with a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Wawa's mascot, Wally Goose.
• The first 100 customers received special anniversary T-shirts celebrating Wawa's 60th year.
• Free hot coffee will be offered to all customers until December 15.
• Wawa plans to open two additional stores in Luzerne County soon.
This new store not only enhances local convenience but also strengthens community ties. Wawa continues to expand its presence in Pennsylvania, contributing to local economies and offering jobs. The new location is part of a broader trend of revitalizing the Union Center Plaza, making it a hub for shopping and services.
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