A little over a year ago, the Botetourt County Board of Supervisors approved a new Sheetz at the intersection of Laymantown Road and Route 460, and construction is now officially underway at the new site.

From snacking on nacho cheese Doritos to washing collard greens in the bathtub, Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris is revealing more about herself as a person.

Another Sheetz location is coming to the Roanoke Valley.

A popular Chick-fil-A location in Lynchburg is closed for the next few weeks due to renovations.

After months of construction and anticipation, the Sheetz in Blacksburg is finally open.

Sheetz is opening soon in Blacksburg!

After running from police, the suspect, Logan Allen was arrested in Allegheny County, North Carolina just before 2 a.m. Monday morning.

Sheetz is offering gas at $1.77 for July 4, 2023.

It’s Bo time!

A new Sheetz in Roanoke will be opening later than expected.

The Sheetz on Williamson Road in Roanoke will be permanently shutting its doors at midnight, according to Sheetz employees.

The owner of the Days Inn off of Orange Avenue revealed their reasons for closing the building

The Days Inn by Wyndham on Orange Avenue will be closing sometime during the week of Sept. 19.

Starting Labor Day, Sheetz is cutting diesel prices in celebration of Truck Driver Appreciation Week, WJAC reports.

The Sheetz on Williamson Road in Roanoke is expected to close after its new location opens in the fall.

Part of Lakeside Drive in Lynchburg is closed, according to Lynchburg DES.

Sheetz announced Monday that they were lowering prices on gas for the 4th of July holiday weekend.

In a Blacksburg first, Sheetz is coming to town.

Sheetz announced Tuesday that it will increase how much employees can receive for its College Tuition Reimbursement program.

Coffee lovers rejoice! Sheetz is celebrating National Coffee Day by giving out free self-serve coffee on Wednesday.

A man is behind bars after starting a fire inside a Sheetz in Wytheville early Tuesday morning.

On Saturday, July 24, Sheetz will be offering free drinks to all uniformed frontline workers as a token of its appreciation.

A man is hospitalized after he was shot at a convenience store in Campbell County on Sunday morning, according to the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office.

I scream, you scream, we all scream for — milkshake beer?

Sheetz employees can expect a bump in their pay in the next couple of weeks, and even more in the summer months.

Tri-County Community Action Agency and Virginia Career Works is holding a virtual career fair today. Today is the last day to submit your thoughts about economic development in Roanoke County. Results will be used by the county as it plans for economic development and investments over the next five years. Goodwill Industries of the Valleys holds a virtual job fair today. Virginia Tech holds a workshop today about racial inequities in the food system.

The stolen Saturn Vue ended up parking at the Sheetz in Daleville, according to Virginia State Police. BOTETOURT COUNTY, Va. – A 50-year-old Dublin man is in jail after police said he led them on a chase for about 30 miles on Friday. Eventually, Bedford police ended their pursuit and Virginia State Police took over. The chase went into Botetourt County and ended on U.S. 220 when Rakes ran over spike strips laid down by state police, according to state police. He was wanted in Bath County for the stolen vehicle and will face additional charges relating to the pursuit.

Sheetz announced Wednesday that it’s investing nearly $30 million in its employees. As part of that investment, nearly all of Sheetz’s 2,548 store employees in Virginia will see an increase of about $0.50 to $2 an hour on their paycheck, according to Sheetz PR manager Nick Ruffner. “Our employees are the heart and soul of this company,” said Sheetz President/COO Travis Sheetz. “Sheetz is committed to investing in our people and attracting and retaining top talent. We know in order to do this, we need to exceed expectations by providing competitive wages, industry-leading benefits, career development opportunities and much more.”Sheetz recently updated the company’s parental leave policy, which includes 12 weeks of fully paid time off for new mothers and two weeks of fully paid time off for partners.

ROANOKE Va. – There’s a large police and fire-EMS presence at a Roanoke Sheetz Thursday night. 10 News was on the scene and saw a man get loaded into an ambulance on a stretcher while in handcuffs. Shawnon Wray, 46, of Martinsville, was charged with public intoxication and possession of a schedule I/II narcotic, according to Roanoke police. Authorities said this is related to a narcotics investigation.

If you’re over the age of 21, there are two things that might help you get you through the holiday season: beer and donuts. Sheetz released a new donut beer called “Project Happy Hole-idayz” that hit the shelves at 432 stores located across Virginia, North Carolina and Pennsylvania on Friday. This new beer, brewed in partnership with Wicked Weed Brewing Company, is a deep golden pale ale with notes of fresh-baked donuts, vanilla frosting, graham crackers, honey and malted barley. If you’re interested, four packs of 16-ounce cans of Project Happy Hole-idayz will retail for only $7.99. This drink is only available while supplies last and will not be restocked once it’s sold out.

The pandemic has left many without a job, and Sheetz is hoping to help. According to a release sent out on Tuesday, the restaurant and convenience store chain plans to hire 3,000 people companywide. Sheetz plans to add full-time positions in stores and food operations, distribution services, construction and maintenance as well as corporate departments. “The health and well-being of our team members and customers continues to be our top priority amid COVID-19,” said Stephanie Doliveira, the vice president of human resources for Sheetz. “As an essential business, Sheetz has been committed to staying open to serve the needs of the community.”Click here to learn more and apply.

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Va. – That’s one happy retiree right there! Doris Wright matched all five numbers in the Sept. 22 Cash 5 drawing. She bought her ticket at the Sheetz on Old Franklin Turnpike and had the computer randomly select her numbers, 2-7-10-16-26. [Here are Virginia’s ‘luckiest’ stores to buy a lottery ticket]With her $100,000, Wright plans to get some work done on her home. Cash 5 drawings are held daily at 1:59 p.m. and 11 p.m. andtThe odds of winning the $100,000 top prize are 1 in 278,256.

CAMPBELL COUNTY, Va. – UPDATEA person is hospitalized after a crash Thursday morning and no charges are being filed, according to police. At 6:48 a.m., Virginia State Police said they responded to a crash near the Sheetz on Wards Road. It was dark at the time of the crash and the driver was unable to avoid hitting the pedestrian, according to police. ORIGINAL STORYA person is in the hospital after they were hit by a car Thursday morning in Campbell County, according to Virginia State Police. According to police, the pedestrian was taken to the airport by ambulance and then flown to Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital.

In honor of National Coffee Day on Tuesday, Sheetz is making your caffeine fix on the house. Customers who order through the Sheetz app on Tuesday can get a free cold brew coffee in any size and flavor. The offer is valid at all 611 Sheetz locations across the mid-Atlantic. Customers can pick up their free cold brew in store or by using curbside pickup.

Sheetz is partnering with a Virginia-based brewery to release its first-ever beer. The beer, titled “Project Watt-Ahh-Melon Ring,” is limited edition and was brewed in partnership with Hardywood Park Craft Brewery based in Richmond. Customers can buy the beer at Sheetz throughout Virginia and North Carolina and will be available for purchase starting at 4 p.m. Friday. According to Sheetz, the beer has been brewed with more than 50% wheat and more than 100 pounds of gummy rings with a 5.3% ABV. We could not be more excited to be working with them on Project Watt-Ahh-Melon Ring!”

ROANOKE, Va. Crews responded to a fire at a laundromat in Roanoke on Wednesday night. It happened just before 8:30 p.m. on Peters Creek Road NW at the Peters Creek Laundromat next to Hardees, just up and across the street from Sheetz. Everyone inside safely evacuated and no one was hurt, according to Roanoke Fire-EMS. Roanoke Fire-EMS said the fire was ruled accidental and started in a dryer. Crews from Salem Fire-EMS assisted with the response.

ROANOKE, Va. – According to Roanoke City Police, two people were found with gunshot wounds in a car parked at the Sheetz gas station off of Williamson Road and Orange Ave in Roanoke Wednesday night. Police say the call came in just after 11 p.m.Police say the shooting did not happen at the Sheetz, but the car was driven there after. The two victims were taken to the hospital for their injuries. No word on the status of their injuries at this time. Anyone with any information is asked to call Roanoke police.

ROCKY MOUNT, Va. – An employee at the Sheetz store in Rocky Mount on Old Franklin Turnpike tested positive for COVID-19, the company announced Thursday. The store closed when company officials learned of the positive test result, according to Sheetz, and it will be professionally cleaned, sanitized and disinfected before reopening. Read the full statement from Nick Ruffner, PR Manager for Sheetz:“Sheetz was informed this morning that an employee at our store location along Old Franklin Turnpike in Rocky Mount, VA, has tested positive for COVID-19. This employee last worked at this store location on June 19, 2020. Because of this positive test, this store location was immediately closed and is being professionally deep cleaned, sanitized and disinfected before it will reopen.

CAMPBELL COUNTY, Va. – Protesters gathered at the Sheetz on Wards Road in Campbell County on Tuesday night. Protests in Campbell County Protesters are in Campbell County, within walking distance of Lynchburg, which enacted a mandatory curfew tonight. Posted by WSLS 10 / WSLS.com on Tuesday, June 2, 2020Tuesday marked the first night that Lynchburg had a mandatory curfew and this Sheetz is walking distance from the Lynchburg/Campbell County border. They then moved down to a man’s house, who gave them permission to be there. The group then returned to the Sheetz and ended their protest.

Published: May 12, 2020, 11:40 pm Updated: May 13, 2020, 12:19 amLYNCHBURG, Va. – Several new businesses are planned for a project on Timberlake Road in Lynchburg. Chick-fil-A submitted plans to build its 5th Lynchburg restaurant location on Timberlake Road across from Kroger. A 24/7 drive-thru Sheetz is set to open across from BB&T and Bojangles'. Thomas Builders is also planning a retail development featuring two 6,600 square foot multi-use commercial buildings. Construction started about two weeks ago, however it’s not clear when everything will be completed.

ROANOKE, Va. – Sheetz store employees will see a pay increase for longer than originally planned. The company announced Wednesday that it is extending the $3/hour pay increase for its nearly 17,000 store employees until June 4. The pay increase was announced in March and originally planned to last until April 23. The company said the pay increase is a way to show gratitude to its employees during the COVID-19 outbreak. “Sheetz is grateful for the dedication and commitment of its employees, who work 24/7/365, providing total customer focus, especially during these challenging times,” read a press release.

ROANOKE, Va. – Sheetz announced it will pay its store employees more as the coronavirus outbreak continues. According to the restaurant and convenience chain, around 17,000 workers in the Mid-Atlantic region will receive a temporary pay raise of $3 per hour from March 13 to April 23. You can apply here. Sheetz made several changes to help stop the spread of the coronavirus including, suspending self-serve food and drinks. It’s also implemented enhanced cleaning for gas pumps, counter tops, checkout lines, door handles and more.

Here's a look at some of the stories we'll be following today as they make headlines across the country and Southwest Virginia. Governor Northam travels to Southside today for a driver's license reinstatement event. The campus store at Central Virginia Community College will will accept donations of school supplies. Pay it forward as you clear your library fines in Danville. We will learn more today about the combination of the Gretna Volunteer Fire Station and the Volunteer Rescue Squad.

DALEVILLE, Va. - Although it was the center of some controversy, the Daleville Sheetz now has an open date. On Aug. 1, the store will open at 9 a.m. and the convenience store is offering some great giveaways for fans. Sheetz will be offering samples of some MTO (made to order) food and drinks, a prize wheel and other giveaways. Bring a non-perishable food item to be donated to Feeding America Southwest Virginia and you will receive a Sheetz branded thermal bag. The bags are limited one per customer and only available while supplies last from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.One lucky winner will even get a $1,000 Sheetz gift card.