appears to have an angry bird on his hands after using a campaign logo that looks an awful lot like a vintage iteration of Wawa's signature goose. You know how geese can be when they get upset.

That must be it, I told myself: There's a goose on the logo, and the name is a reference to geese. Two geese. Wawa. Voila! Mystery solved. It wasn't until a few months later, when I decided to ...

The company’s logo offers a bit of a clue. The name of “Wawa” is said to come from the indigenous word we’we, which the ...

The rendering of the Georgetown Wawa show a sign on the cornice above the front door of the building, and the signature goose logo on the corner of the building. Expand to read more Courtesy ...

Wally the Goose, a Canadian goose, is the company's mascot and is featured in the Wawa logo. Greater Cincinnati's first Wawa store is located at 7198 Cincinnati Dayton Road in Liberty Township.

Why do the stores use a goose as their logo? Before it became a food retailer, the company ran a dairy farm in rural Wawa, Pa., and "Wawa," according to the company, is a Native American word for ...