
The Proud Boys Want to Enlist a New Recruit: Bucky the Beaver
The lovable Buc-ee’s mascot appears to be the latest victim of “hatejacking,” when an extremist group adopts a popular brand to advance its agenda.
The lovable Buc-ee’s mascot appears to be the latest victim of “hatejacking,” when an extremist group adopts a popular brand to advance its agenda.
The anonymous artist calls the piece “a light-hearted jab . . . at America’s propensity for ever-expanding excess.”
A Sugar Land store called Buky’s might be the most egregious case to catch the attention of the litigious beaver, but it’s hardly the first.
Turns out not everyone loves Texas-size gas stations (or 13 varieties of jerky).
The Beaver nominally approves.
The beloved Texas pit stop’s brew placed first in the nation for the third year in a row.
A visit to the beloved mega-convenience chain’s first store outside its home state.
Beaver nuggets and banana pudding make the list, of course, but "there is always room for improvement," says culinary veteran Jim Mills of his new gig.
Beaver Aplin built the quirky convenience chain into a Texas empire. Will his tactics translate outside the state?
It’s Whataburger as we always imagined it.
The best gas station bathrooms are about to get even better.
A steal at twice the price?
Inside Buc-ee’s obsessive quest for the perfect rest-stop bathroom.
Buc-ee's founder Arch "Beaver" Aplin talks about his tips of starting and running a successful business.