New Convenience-Store Roundup for February 2025

This edition of CSP’s New Convenience-Store Roundup features new-to-industry (NTI) c-store openings, as well as closings, that took place in February 2025.

Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee saw two new stores each added to the monthly state tally, while stores closed in several states.

This unscientifically gathered roundup—gleaned from company announcements, websites, email, social media and newspapers around the country, among other sources—is by no means complete, but it serves as a monthly competitive snapshot of newly opened or closed U.S. convenience stores, gas stations, truck stops and travel centers.

• Click here for new c-store roundups from previous months, along with other grand opening and new-store coverage. And click here for coverage of convenience industry mergers-and-acquisitions activity.

Many of the stores listed here are owned by independent operators, while others belong to major chains. Some are part of CSP’s Top 202 ranking of c-store chains by size. Some of the owners and operators are new entrepreneurs, and some are industry veterans.

Click through for the state-by-state tally ...

Amazon closed an Amazon Go cashierless convenience store in Woodland Hills, California, on Feb. 26.

Net new stores: -1

*Represents new-to-industry stores opened minus stores closed in this state for the month of this count only. Other c-stores not captured by this count may have opened or closed in the state. The roundup does not include razed-and-rebuilt, remodeled or replacement stores, acquisitions, new ownership or temporary closings. Photographs do not always depict new store indicated.

Wawa opened a new convenience store in Hinesville, Georgia, on Feb. 20.

The Parker’s Cos. opened a new Parker’s Kitchen in Richmond Hill, Georgia, on Feb. 25. It features a hand-painted version of Richmond Hill’s iconic Iceberg Lettuce Label mural, which was recently repainted by the original artist, Chris Walker. Parker’s Kitchen commissioned Walker to recreate the mural, which references Richmond Hill’s agricultural past as well as Henry Ford's historic cultivation of iceberg lettuce.

Net new stores: 2

Casey’s General Stores Inc. opened a new convenience store in Roeland Park, Kansas, on Feb. 20.

Net new stores: 1

Martin & Bayley’s Huck’s Food & Fuel opened a Huck’s Market in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, in February.

Net new stores: 1

7-Eleven closed a convenience store in Ocean City, Maryland, in late February.

Net new stores: -1

Sam’s Gulf, a new convenience store and four-pump gas station, opened in downtown Lenox, Massachusetts, on Feb. 21.

Net new stores: 1

Wawa closed convenience store in Collingwood, New Jersey, on Feb. 24.

Net new stores: -1

Yesway opened a new Allsup’s convenience store in Cuba, New Mexico, on Feb. 18.

CPD Energy opened a new Chestnut Market convenience store in Mount Vernon, New York, in early February.

A 7-Eleven convenience store on 23rd Street in New York closed in early February.

Byrne Dairy & Deli opened a new convenience store in Greece, New York, on Feb. 19.

Village Convenience in the East Village in New York closed its doors on Feb. 26.

Net new stores: 0

Sheetz opened new convenience store in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, on Feb. 20 and  Fayetteville, North Carolina, on Feb. 21

Net new stores: 2

Casey’s General Stores Inc. opened a new convenience store in Henryetta, Oklahoma, on Feb. 14

Net new stores: 1

Wawa opened a new convenience store in Hanover, Pennsylvania, on Feb. 27.

7-Eleven closed a convenience store in Glenside, Pennsylvania, on Feb. 27.

Net new stores: 1

The Spinx Co. opened a new convenience store in Johns Island, South Carolina, on Feb. 4.

The Parker’s Cos. opened a new Parker’s Kitchen in North Augusta, South Carolina, on Feb. 19.

Net new stores: 2

Casey’s General Stores Inc. opened a new convenience store in Knoxville, Tennessee, on Feb. 11.

QuikTrip opened a new convenience-store in Ooltewah, Tennessee, on Feb. 24, its sixth location in the Volunteer State.

Net new stores: 2

NEW STORES OPENED IN FEBRUARY 2024: 16

STORES CLOSED IN FEBRUARY 2024: 6

NET NEW STORES IN FEBRUARY 2024: 10

TOTAL NET NEW STORES IN 2025: 50

To be sure your locations are listed in upcoming roundups, please send new-store announcements and other news to Greg Lindenberg at greg.lindenberg@informa.com.