Convenience store chain Wawa is expanding its presence in Middle Tennessee. The company has announced plans to open three new locations in the area. Details about the new stores are available from Wawa.
Fans of the chain can look forward to the upcoming openings. Further information about the new locations, including specific details, can be found through WKRN News 2, which reported on the announcement from Wawa.
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