The freshmen class is one of the largest in history, with eight Republicans and six Democrats.

After selling his six convenience stores in the Green Bay, Wisconsin, area, Tony Wied took the leap and ran for Congress.

Bill Kent of Kent Kwik discusses his company’s DNA, what makes a successful acquisition and how the Kent Companies built a diverse portfolio of businesses.

The credit card industry keeps putting more money and muscle into stopping the CCCA—perhaps to its detriment.

CEO, FKG Oil Company

Seeking to make SNAP and EBT more secure, states are preparing to adopt EBT chip cards. Retailers should start preparing now.

Why retailers should use this time to meet with members of Congress at home.

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This month, NACS talks to Rob Gallo, chief strategy and marketing officer, Impact 21

Industry advocates head to Capitol Hill and urge Congress to stand up for Main Street.

This month, NACS talks to Tony Miller, executive vice president, Delek US

The NACS government relations team and state associations work together for the good of the industry.

This month, NACS talks to Bill Weigel, chief executive officer, Weigel’s.

NACS has worked to ensure retailers have a level playing field.

The Biden Administration delays its bans but the threat remains.

What’s the lay of the land heading into the 2024 elections?

This month, NACS talks to Mike Wilson, chief operating officer, Cubby’s Inc.

NACS plays an active role advocating for the industry through the court system.

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This month, NACS talks to Tom Brennan, senior vice president and chief merchandising officer, Casey’s General Stores Inc.

After a long hiatus, convenience industry advocates returned to Capitol Hill to make their voices heard.

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Among the eight freshmen, there are six Republicans and two Democrats.