Texas A&M University has partners with Buc-ee’s to bring Buc-ee’s branded snacks to three locations on the university’s main campus in College Station, Texas, according to a press release.
“Starting August 20, Buc-ee’s favorites, like Beaver Nuggets, signature beef jerky, snacks and branded merchandise, will be available at Aggie Express Commons, Aggie Express Hullabaloo and Creekside Market through Aggie Dining,” the university said.
Texas A&M said it is now the first and only location in the country to offer Buc-ee’s food and merchandise outside of its travel centers.
Meanwhile in Georgia, Buc-ee's received final environmental approval to begin construction on a Monroe County location, “clearing the last regulatory hurdle for the massive convenience store and gas station,” wrote local news outlet 13WMAZ.
The Monroe County location will span 74,000 square feet, making it larger than the company's existing 53,000-square-foot Warner Robins store located 32 miles south, according to Stan Beard, Buc-ee's real estate director.
“The project requires significant infrastructure improvements. Buc-ee's will fund $10 million in road enhancements, including widening and lengthening on- and off-ramps at the Rumble Road interchange, adding traffic signals, widening Rumble Road, and building a roundabout at the store entrance, according to Beard,” the outlet reported.
Buc-ee’s Monroe County is set to open in March 2027, reported local outlet WRDW.
Earlier this year, Buc-ee’s opened its third location in Georgia on July 1, marking its largest location in the state at the time. The 74,000-square-foot travel center in Glynn County has more than 120 gas pumps.