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Wawa is Offering Discounted Gas for Limited Time!

Download that mobile app and get the discount! Here are the details: “Wawa is pleased to announce the return of its fuel discount for mobile app users and encourages customers…

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Wawa has become a favorite spot for Philadelphians, from coffee in the morning to a hoagie for lunch, Wawa is an iconic spot in the area.

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Download that mobile app and get the discount!

"Wawa is pleased to announce the return of its fuel discount for mobile app users and encourages customers to sign up to save on fuel and earn rewards all year round." Dena Pizzutti, senior manager of personalization for Wawa, said. "Since our last fuel rewards offer in May, we have doubled the number of users and are thrilled to be able to help even more customers save on fuel purchases with this offer.

Now through Oct. 30, Wawa Rewards members who use the Wawa app on their phone to activate a fuel pump and pay at any Wawa gas station will get 15 cents off every gallon of gas each time they fill up.

Click here to sign up.

These Pennsylvania State Parks Will Take Your Breath Away

Pennsylvania has claim to a range of beautiful parks and outdoor areas that are a major tourist attraction for locals and those outside of the state. It's easy to find state parks, campgrounds and outdoor recreation areas throughout the state, which makes it simple to find outdoor things to do in Pennsylvania.

What makes Pennsylvania extra special is that many of its national parks are designated historical sites with outdoor activities, trails and more. Pennsylvania has a whopping 121 state parks, 19 national parks and seven National Heritage Areas. The very first Pennsylvania state park at Valley Forge opened back in 1893. It was given to the National Park Service for America's bicentennial in 1976. We apparently have lots of land, too, as Pennsylvania is the 33rd largest state, but only two states have more park land: Alaska and California.

For some more park trivia, according to the DCNR, the 121 state parks in Pennsylvania comprise more than 283,000 acres of land and employ more than 600 full-time and more than 1,600 part-time employees. Roughly 36 million people visit Pennsylvania's state parks each year. Admission to all Pennsylvania state parks is free, but you'll have to pay to use cabins and other special areas. The majority of the parks are open from sunrise to sunset, 365 days of the year. That said, make sure to check the park your visiting first to make sure they are open.

Even though winter is on the way, we still have a little bit of summer left, plus fall is a beautiful time to take a hike at a state park. I've even been known to go on hikes in the winter at state parks. The cold months can be beautiful with the white snow. Read on for 10 Pennsylvania state parks that will take your breath away. How many of these have you visited?

Ohiopyle State Park

Cherry Springs State Park

Presque Isle State Park

Independence National Historical Park

Kinzua Bridge State Park

Flight 93 National Memorial Park

Gettysburg National Military Park

Valley Forge National Historical Park

Ricketts Glen State Park

Hyner View State Park

Pine Grove Furnace State Park

Allegheny National Forest

Canoe Creek State Park

Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site

Marsh Creek State Park

Bald Eagle State Park

Hickory Run State Park

Lehigh Gorge State Park

Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area

Nicole Michalik is the afternoon drive host on 925XTU. She has been with the station for the past 5 years and was named CRS New Face of Country Music. Nicole always had a strong love for pop-culture and has been working in entertainment since her college internship. As a content creator for 925XTU, Nicole writes articles on Philly happenings, sports, celebrity relationships, pop culture moments and anything else she finds fun and exciting!