Buc-ee’s founder Arch “Beaver” Aplin said he’s happy Alamance County officials reached out when…
Buc-ee’s founder Arch “Beaver” Aplin said he’s happy Alamance County officials reached out when they did about building the state’s first mega-size travel center in Mebane. He was just moving past Orange County’s decision to reject Buc-ee’s first choice for its travel center off Interstates 40/85 in nearby Efland, Aplin said. He spoke to dozens gathered at Wednesday’s groundbreaking at 1425 Trollingwood-Hawfields Road in Mebane. “We’re happy to be in an area, in a community, that wants it,” he said, noting North Carolina has been on the radar for some time. Buc-ee's is set to transform the region, which is about 50 miles west of downtown Raleigh and 130 miles north of Charlotte. Click the link in our bio to see when it could open, what to expect and what it will mean for Alamance County. ✍️Tammy Grubb 📹Travis Long
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