Yesway Continues Texas Expansion
Plus, Love’s opened a new store in Arizona and remodeled three other locations.
Sep 22, 2026 | 2 min read
Yesway recently announced the opening of a new-to-industry Allsup's store in Odessa, Texas, “further advancing the company's strategic expansion across the state. This marks the 93rd new-to-industry store that Yesway has built over the past approximately five years,” the retailer said.
Located at 16460 South Highway 385, the 5,630-square-foot store is open 24 hours a day. The store features Allsup's World Famous Burritos, Yesway private-label snacks, 10 multi-product fuel dispensers, five diesel lanes and 11 truck parking spaces.
In Arizona, Love’s Travel Stops opened a new travel stop in Kingman located at 3375 W. Griffith Road (Exit 37). The new travel stop is Love’s second in Kingman and has 127 truck parking spaces.
“Located along Interstate 40 and Griffith Road, the new travel stop in Kingman provides a much-needed stop for professional drivers, RVers and motorists navigating northwestern Arizona. This expansion directly supports regional trade and the national supply chain by adding essential truck parking and fueling capacity along a heavy freight corridor where reliable, clean amenities are vital for driver safety and transport efficiency,” Love’s said.
In honor of the grand opening, Love’s said it will donate $5,000 to Yucca Elementary School and $5,000 to Phoenix Children’s.
Love’s also recently completed the remodels of its locations in Chickasha, Oklahoma; San Antonio, Texas; and Dublin, Georgia.
Love’s donated $5,000 to CHRISTUS Children’s Hospital in honor of the remodel in San Antonio, $5,000 to Oklahoma Children’s Health Foundation in honor of the remodel in Chickasha, and $5,000 to Atrium Health Levine Children’s in honor of the remodel in Dublin.
Over at Stewart’s Shops, the company recently opened its newly rebuilt shop in St. Johnsville, New York.
“Our new shop features more groceries, a produce station and more space for crocks of mac and cheese, soups and chili, plus a larger variety of fresh sandwiches. At 4,500 square feet, the new St. Johnsville Stewart’s Shop is nearly 50% larger than our previous location, representing a $3.2 million investment in the community,” Stewart’s said.
The larger layout also includes a new food bar and iced coffee station as well as a beer cave.
In conjunction with the grand opening, Stewart’s will be making a donation to the Margaret Reaney Memorial Library to help support their programs.
