BP’s ampm brand is growing beyond its West Coast roots, with the retailer opening two new sites in Atlanta recently. The new stores give ampm “a foothold in the Southeast market—with potential for further growth in that region,” BP said.

The retailer said that both of the Atlanta locations already sell BP’s fuels at their pumps, but now they’ll also feature ampm’s regional food offerings and BP’s exclusive private brand, Epic Goods.

The press release highlighted that ampm’s expansion to Atlanta aligns with BP’s recent strategy reset, with the company looking to grow its convenience footprint across the U.S.

“We’re thrilled to bring our signature ampm convenience offerings to Atlanta, a city as thriving and dynamic as the brand itself,” said Greg Franks, BP’s senior vice president of mobility and convenience, Americas. “We are committed to making every visit something our guests look forward to while giving our fuel marketers a competitive edge.”

Meanwhile South Carolina-based The Spinx Company has officially opened its newest store in Hendersonville, North Carolina. The retailer said this marks the company’s first location in Henderson County.

“We are excited to continue expanding into western North Carolina and bring the full Spinx experience to the Hendersonville community,” said Steve Spinks, CEO and president of The Spinx Company. “At Spinx, we are committed to providing exceptional customer service, quality food and a welcoming environment for all guests. This new location reflects our dedication to serving our communities with convenience and care.”

In South Carolina, Parker’s Kitchen recently opened its first Myrtle Beach location. “Parker’s Kitchen is officially here! Our first store in the Myrtle Beach area (#114) is now open at 3500 West Highway 501 in Conway, South Carolina. Stop by for our huge chicken tenders, signature Chewy Ice and to fuel up while you’re here. We’ve loved meeting our new neighbors today and can’t wait to serve the Conway community,” the retailer posted on LinkedIn.