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Welcome to SCACS!

Founded in 1976, SCACS is a private, non-profit trade association dedicated to unifying, serving, and representing the convenience store industry of South Carolina.

We represent more than 1,500 retail and 275 supplier members and their business interests in the state of South Carolina.

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Recent News

Scholarship Application Deadline: May 15th We are still accepting scholarship applications and scholarship sponsors.  Application deadline is May 15th. If you have questions on how to become a sponsor, contact SCACS at director@scacs.org. Read More >>
Pre-order the 2012 Tax Calendar IRS customers can place orders for the 2012 IRS Tax Calendar for Small Business and Self Employed, Publication 1518, beginning July 18. The calendars will ship in late-November. Pre-order the 2... Read More >>

Latest Events

Click here to reach 2012 Convention Registration Forms Click here to reach 2012 Convention Registration Forms:  http://www.armac-pop.com/scacs_brochure_materials.zip Forms will also be mailed this week.  Soon you will also be able to register online bu... Read More >>
2012 Convention Schedule -- DRAFT 2012 SCACS Summer Convention Draft Schedule of Events Saturday, July 14th Noon – 4:00pm                        Board of Directors Luncheon Board of Directors Meeting ... Read More >>

Legislative Updates

April Legislative Report South Carolina Association of Convenience Stores April State House Report Legislature holds limited number of session weeks in April; budget and election ballot controversy dominate session Th... Read More >>
March Legislative Report South Carolina Association of Convenience Stores March State House Report (April 9, 2012) Lt. Gov. Ard resigns under fire, McConnell becomes Lt. Governor Lt. Gov. Ken Ard ended months of specula... Read More >>