- April 1, 2025
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Wawa' s Wally Goose did some swing dancing.
The Winter Garden Fire Rescue and Winter Garden Police Department battled against the clock to see who could build the most hoagies in three minutes.
The Winter Garden Fire Rescue and Winter Garden Police Department battled against the clock to see who could build the most hoagies in three minutes.
Winter Garden Police Department was meticulous in its hoagie-building process.
Winter Garden Fire Rescue raced to beat Winter Garden Police Department as they churned out hoagies.
Winter Garden Police Department was meticulous in its hoagie-building process.
The Winter Garden Police Department participated in the hoagie-building competition. Wawa donated money for the Winter Garden Police Athletic League on their behalf.
Winter Garden Fire Rescue won the hoagie-building competition. Wawa donated money for the American Cancer Society on their behalf.
Crew, staff, guests and more posed for a photo of the ribbon cutting.
Winter Garden Fire Rescue won the hoagie-building competition. Wawa donated money for the American Cancer Society on their behalf.
Winter Garden Fire Rescue won the hoagie-building competition. Wawa donated money for the American Cancer Society on their behalf.
WINTER GARDEN After having spent much of 2016 watching Winter Garden's Wawa go up, the wait was finally over for West Orange residents on Thursday, Dec. 22, when the convenience store and gas station officially opened for business. Grand-opening festivities started at 10 a.m. and drew a crowd of about 100 people, who got to enjoy a small "parade," learn a bit about the history of Wawa, listen to guest speakers and participate in the ribbon cutting. The store is the 107th in Florida.
Additionally, the Winter Garden Police Department and the Winter Garden Fire Rescue Department went head-to-head in a hoagie-building competition. WGFR won the title, and both organization were presented $1,000 checks for charities of their choice — the Winter Garden Police Athletic League and the American Cancer Society.
Contact Danielle Hendrix at dhendrix@orangeobserver.com.
