A family-owned rural Georgia business famous for its nostalgic pecan candies, kitschy souvenirs and retro aesthetic is expanding its headquarters and will hire dozens of new employees. Stephanie ...

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I'm 45 miles away when the first billboard appears. "Famous Pecan Log Rolls," it declares. "An American Tradition Since 1937." I press on the accelerator a little harder. Subscribe to The Post Most ...

Stuckey’s is a nostalgic and iconic roadside store that is undergoing one of the biggest brand comebacks thanks to third-generation owner Stephanie Stuckey. Find out everything you need to know about ...

Atlanta-based Stuckey’s, the kitschy roadside retailer known for its pecan log rolls, bought a Georgia manufacturing plant with plans to move some of the chain’s candy-making and pecan processing ...

Just like millions of children across the country who took long road trips during the 1960s, 70s and early 80s, Stephanie Stuckey and her siblings were always excited to see a certain roadside sign.

The year I spent in New York City in the early ’70s taught me almost nothing about America. Entranced by a huge city that, like my own, offered constant stimulation, I functioned very much like a ...

In late 2019, Stephanie Stuckey took her life savings and sunk it into a company that was six figures in debt. “Two years later, we’ve gone from six figures in the red to over 1 million in profit, ...

It’s common this time of year to see endcaps in grocery stores filled with raw peanuts and light corn syrup used for making peanut brittle and those pretty pink peanut patties. Other store shelves are ...

I’m 45 miles away when the first billboard appears. “Famous Pecan Log Rolls,” it declares. “An American Tradition Since 1937.” I press on the accelerator a little harder. The sales pitch steadily amps ...