Retailers representing 37 states met with lawmakers to share the industry’s story during the 2025 NACS Day on the Hill.

After selling his six convenience stores in the Green Bay, Wisconsin, area, Tony Wied took the leap and ran for Congress.

The freshmen class is one of the largest in history, with eight Republicans and six Democrats.

From testifying in the House to legislative progress, 2024 was a strong year for NACS and the industry.

Industry champions share their advice for using your voice to drive positive change.

State and regional associations face unique challenges but share a common goal—advancing the industry.

Advocacy is about a lot more than lobbying your elected leaders—it means talking to your chiropractor, too.

Advocacy at NACS didn’t really make an appearance until the early 1980s, when Teri Richman was hired as the first government relations employee.

Here’s how changes in political leadership could impact the industry this year.