Wawa

The start of Hospital Week would normally mean a big celebration for the staff at Shore Medical Center. But circumstances are a little different this year, and a local Wawa store came to the rescue.

The state is not messing around when it comes to the law requiring facial coverings when entering any retail establishment.

Wawa has awarded grants to food banks and other charities during the COVID-19 Pandemic - including Fulfill (The FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties).

It's better to be safe than sorry, right? Wawa thinks so; they've suspended all self-serve stations and will be closing once per day to clean and sanitize.

Wawa is the next chain making adjustments to operations in an attempt to curb the outbreak of COVID-19.

Camden County has banned self-served stations from all convenience stores and only employees will be allowed to serve customers.

Pop star Harry Styles was seen getting his hoagie on at a Wawa off Pulaski Highway in Delaware Tuesday.

Anyone who frequents the Wawa store on the corner of Burnt Mill and White Horse roads will say 'Finally!' to this plan.

This has been a thing for some years, but this event is totally worth the trip to Philly during the Wawa Welcome America Festival.

Wawa is currently under fire at one of their Cumberland County locations after a lawsuit was brought against them for negligence in reference to their fountain sodas.

Wawa encouraged customers to report any fraudulent activity on their accounts and to sign up for free credit monitoring.

One year after opening it's first Atlantic County location in Egg Harbor Township, it appears Royal Farms will be opening a second location - also in EHT.