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SAN ANTONIO – Two icons in the Lone Star State have announced a Texas-sized partnership. Whataburger was named the “Official Burger of the Dallas Cowboys,” the San Antonio-based chain announced Tuesday, just days before the Dallas Cowboys kick off the 2020 season. “Football is serious business in the Lone Star State, and for the past 60 years, the Dallas Cowboys have built a legendary culture,” Whataburger President and CEO Ed Nelson said in a news release. Together, the Cowboys and Whataburger bring 130 years of experience in winning Texans’ hearts. It’s a partnership with the greatest home-field advantage of all – our fans and communities.”The partnership marks Whataburger’s first “official burger” of an NFL Team.

SAN ANTONIO Whataburger has released the perfect gift for canine lovers on National Dog Day. The San Antonio-based icon on Wednesday launched a pet collection that includes a pet set with all the necessities (even for cats too) for $29.99. It comes with a collar, leash, food bowl and water bowl, and sets are available in small/medium or medium/large. Whataburger has launched a pet collection and is selling a pet set with a collar, a leash and two bowls. (Whataburger)Whataburger has launched a pet collection and is selling a pet set with a collar, a leash and two bowls.

SAN ANTONIO This year has been ruff, but National Dog Day is here to make things a little more paw-esome. For the holiday on Wednesday, Whataburger and the San Antonio Humane Society will partner up for an hour-long livestream of doggy playtime and activities in an effort to promote adoptable pooches. A Whataburger-themed dog house will be featured at a party hosted by Whataburger and the San Antonio Humane Society. Whataburger is set to launch a pet collection on Wednesday for National Dog Day. (Whataburger)

SAN ANTONIO – In honor of Whataburger’s 70th anniversary, the beloved burger chain has announced that it will unveil its first-ever food truck at a special event for San Antonio teachers. The event, which will include giveaways of classroom supplies and Whataburger breakfast, will take place on Thursday at The DoSeum, 2800 Broadway. Teachers must have their teacher IDs to participate, and giveaways are available while supplies last. Whataburger offering free burgers with buy-one, get-one deal for 70th anniversaryThe 36-foot-long food truck was created by San Antonio’s Cruising Kitchens, which specializes in mobile kitchens. The revealing of the rolling Whataburger will be included in an episode of the Cruising Kitchens’ MotorTrends TV show, according to a news release.

SAN ANTONIO Editors note: This story was published through a partnership between the San Antonio Business Journal and KSAT. San Antonio-based burger chain Whataburger has named a new chief executive officer, the company announced Monday. Ed Nelson, who has been president of the company since last summer, was promoted to CEO Aug. 1, according to a news release. Before becoming president, Nelson had worked for the company since 2004. Read more on this story on the San Antonio Business Journal.

SAN ANTONIO Editors note: This story was published through a partnership between the San Antonio Business Journal and KSAT. Whataburger is rolling out a new look for its restaurants and has given the Business Journal an exclusive look into its new concept and first remodeled restaurant in San Antonio. We really tried to blend those concepts in the prototype.This design will also be reflected in remodels to its existing buildings. Its first prototype for the remodels, reflecting what Whataburger plans to do across the country, is its Zarzamora Street location. See more photos of Whataburgers new look at the San Antonio Business Journal.

SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This story was published through a partnership between the San Antonio Business Journal and KSAT. He also said the chain is exploring locations in Tennessee and other Eastern markets, especially the Southeast. “It’s a natural expansion for us,” Turcotte said. As part of its growth effort, Turcotte said the company will begin franchising restaurants, which it has not done since the early 2000s. As we’ve always done, we will continue to open a high number of corporate restaurants.”Read more on Whataburger’s expansion plans at the San Antonio Business Journal.