Few images are more instantly recognizable in the Philadelphia region than the Wawa goose, a cloying symbol of convenience and nostalgia. It's on storefronts and billboards seemingly every other ...

Here, the origin stories diverge. “Wawa” is said to have come from the Indigenous word “we’we”, the word for “Snow Goose” used by the Ojibwe People who lived in Canada. Other sources ...

The corporate headquarters are also located in the Wawa, Pennsylvania area. The site adds that the name of the town comes from the Native American word "we'we," which means snow goose in Ojibwa.

Wawa’s mascot Wally Goose makes an appearance at a community toast and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newest Wawa store at 412 S. York Road in Hatboro.(Photo courtesy Wawa) A community toast ...

Wawa will present checks for $1,000 to each department’s charity of choice. The day will also feature a ribbon cutting at 9 a.m. that will include Wawa mascot Wally Goose.

Wawa mascot Wally Goose attended a media briefing and community partnership event at the local American Red Cross Sept. 27. Corrie Schaffeld | CBC Preview this article 1 min Wawa, the Pennsylvania ...