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“About Wawa’s Continued Expansion in DC”


Albemarle and 40th Street, NW. Photo by Katelynd Anderson

Also from Wawa:

“Wawa is continuing expansion in DC with this new Columbia Heights store with two more stores under construction and set to open as follows: 40th & Albemarle St., in Tenleytown, set to open in June of 2019 and 2424 18th St., NW [Adams Morgan] set to open during the third quarter of 2019.


2424 18th Street, NW

Julian Cover will serve as general manager of the new Columbia Heights Wawa store, leading a team of nearly 60 associates, all of which are new positions brought to the area through the development of the store. Associates in these full- and part-time positions will not only receive competitive salaries and health benefits, but once eligible, will participate in Wawa’s employee stock ownership plan (ESOP). Wawa Associates own 40% of Wawa through the ESOP. The new Wawa store will offer customers numerous Wawa brands, such as the award-winning Wawa coffee (225 million cups sold annually); the Sizzli, Wawa’s hot breakfast sandwich; Wawa’s new line of specialty beverages (hot, cold, iced and frozen); Wawa Bakery; Wawa’s built-to-order hoagies (125 million sold annually); and Wawa’s beverage line of dairy products, juices and teas.”

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