Greenwood moves forward on Buc‑ee’s travel center; plan would add 175–225 jobs and target 2028 completion
WISH‑TV and WRTV report a planned 74,000‑square‑foot Buc‑ee’s at I‑65 and Worthsville Road with about 120 fuel pumps, 42 EV chargers and an estimated 175–225 employees. WISH reported a 7–2 Greenwood Common Council vote to approve plans; WRTV reported the proposal was before the Advisory Plan Commission and scheduled to return July 13. Developers say construction is expected to be finished in 2028 and that Buc‑ee’s plans roughly $13 million in traffic improvements.
Two local television reports describe plans for a Buc‑ee’s travel center in Greenwood at the intersection of I‑65 and Worthsville Road. Both reports say the facility would be about 74,000 square feet and include roughly 120 fueling stations and 42 electric‑vehicle chargers.
WISH‑TV reported the Greenwood Common Council voted 7–2 to approve plans for the project. That same report quotes developers saying the store would employ about 175 to 225 people, would fund approximately $13 million in traffic improvements and that construction is expected to be completed in 2028.
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