BGC reasor's named to Newsweek's 2026 list of America's Greatest Workplaces for Women. * 9 hrs ago TYLER, Texas - Brookshire Grocery Co. has been named to Newsweek's 2026 list of America's Greatest Workplaces for Women, recognizing organizations across the country that are committed to creating supportive, equitable environments where women can grow and succeed. Developed in partnership with Plant-A Insights Group, the national recognition is based on one of the largest independent studies of the female workforce in the U.S. Reasor's grocery stores are under the Brookshire umbrella. The study included survey responses from more than 89,000 women representing more than one million companies nationwide. Companies were evaluated on a range of factors, including representation of women in leadership, pay equity, advancement opportunities, workplace culture and programs that support women's professional development. "This honor demonstrates our continued dedication to fostering a workplace where every employee-partner feels included, respected, and empowered to advance," said Rosemary Jones, executive vice president, chief people and legal officer for BGC. BGC employs more than 17,000 employee-partners across Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oklahoma, and continues to invest in leadership development, career advancement opportunities and programs designed to support the success of all employee-partners.

Two FRESH by Reasor's locations coming soon to Oklahoma City metro. Read the story below to see where the two stores will be located. Two Uptown Grocery locations in the Oklahoma City metro will soon become FRESH by Reasor's stores. Brookshire Grocery Co. and Uptown Grocery Co. announced Monday that they entered into an agreement under which Brookshire Grocery Co. will acquire Uptown Grocery locations in The Village and Edmond. The two spots will become FRESH by Reasor's stores following a short closing at each location, according to a news release. The stores will undergo a short closing starting at 7 p.m. on Oct. 22, and the goal is to reopen as a FRESH by Reasor's the following week. Once reopened, the stores will undergo a remodeling process with new features and expanded food selections. "We are thrilled to have this opportunity to introduce our FRESH store with our exceptional service to The Village and Edmond communities," Brad Brookshire, chairman and CEO for Brookshire Grocery Co, said in the news release. "At FRESH, we offer far more than a typical grocery experience. From our award-winning dry-aged beef program to restaurant-quality, chef-prepared meals, every detail reflects our commitment to excellence. Alongside everyday essentials, we're expanding our product offerings which will include adding in beer and wine to further enhance the shopping experience. These new stores represent a bold step in our company's growth journey and stand as a testament to our mission: to create and deliver exceptional experiences and lasting value for our customers, guided by our core values." FRESH by Reasor's features chef-prepared entrees, authentic Japanese ramen and Vietnamese pho counters, a taco bar, brick-oven Neapolitan-style pizza, an artisan bakery, dry-aged beef, a full-service meat and seafood counter, charcuterie and cheese selections, fresh produce with various organics, and a full-service floral shop. The stores also will have a coffee bar, hand-crafted gelato, patio dining, an outdoor cafe, live music, and on-site parks with children's playgrounds. Brookshire Grocery Co. plans to hire more than 40 new employees for each store. Hiring centers - located at 9515 N. May Ave. in Oklahoma City for The Village store and 2740 Featherstone Road in Oklahoma City for the Edmond store - for the new grocery stores will be open from 1 to 6 p.m. on Oct. 13 and will continue 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 14-17. Reasor's currently has almost 20 locations in Oklahoma, and these two new spots will be the first in the Oklahoma City metro.