Tractor Supply To Celebrate its 2,300th Store Grand Opening In Lebanon

LEBANON, OH -- Tractor Supply will celebrate its 2,300th store Grand Opening in Lebanon, Ohio, on Saturday, Feb. 22. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tractor Supply, which is the largest rural lifestyle retailer in the United States, announced the opening as a major milestone in the company’s Life Out Here 2030 strategic plan to eventually grow to 3,200 stores nationwide. 

To mark this special occasion, the grand openig will feature...  

• A ribbon cutting with the Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce at 10 a.m.
• Prize giveaways and a storewide sale
• Free coffee, hot chocolate, cookies and donuts
• Pet adoption opportunities with Fred’s Mission and Second Hand Paws
• A face painter and touch-a-truck opportunity for kids and families

“Tractor Supply is proud to call Lebanon home as we open the doors to our 2,300 th store,” said
Hal Lawton, Tractor Supply’s President & CEO. “Lebanon is a vibrant rural community with
homeowners, livestock and pet owners, gardeners, hobby farmers, ranchers, tradesmen and many more. As experts in the Out Here lifestyle, we look forward to serving our neighbors with the wide range of products and essentials needed to live life on your own terms.”

In the communities it calls home, Tractor Supply fosters relationships with local organizations,
honors Hometown Heroes, supports animal shelters, area 4-H clubs, FFA chapters and more.

Through its 106 stores in Ohio, Tractor Supply sponsored events in 2024 including the Emerging Agriculture Conference in Celina, the Eaton Cowboy Fall Classic and the Northern Lights Showcase in Wauseon. It has also sponsored the Warren County Fair since 2018.

“Investing in Life Out Here means more than providing our customers with the products and
services they need to support their lives. The causes that are important to them are also important to us, especially because of our shared passion for this lifestyle,” said Tommy Ciampone, store manager of Lebanon Tractor Supply. “Many of our Team Members have called the Lebanon area home for a long time, and we are all excited to give back to local organizations and this community that already means so much to us.” 

Since introducing its Life Out Here 2030 strategic plan in October 2020, Tractor Supply has
improved its existing footprint, scaling its Project Fusion store layout and remodel program to
approximately 50% of its stores; enhanced its services and product offerings, completing more
than 550 garden centers and introducing new and exclusive brands to stores nationwide; and
welcomed new customers and communities along the way, adding 22 million members to its
Neighbor’s Club loyalty program. 

 Tractor Supply Company Milestones

• 1939 Tractor Supply store #1 opens in Minot, N.D.
• 1959 Tractor Supply goes public on the over-the-counter market.
• 1964 Tractor Supply store #100 opens in Hutchison, Kan.
• 1979 Tractor Supply moves headquarters to Nashville, Tenn.
• 1983 Tractor Supply becomes a private company through a leveraged buy-out.
• 1994 Tractor Supply goes public and is listed on NASDAQ.
• 2004 Tractor Supply opens store support center in Brentwood, Tenn.
• 2011 Tractor Supply store #1,000 opens in South Hill, Va.
• 2018 Tractor Supply celebrates 80 th Anniversary.
• 2021 Tractor Supply store #2,000 opens in White House, Tenn.
• 2022 Tractor Supply opens new store in Minot, N.D.
• 2025 Tractor Supply store #2,300 opens in Lebanon, Ohio.

Customers who have a passion for Life Out Here are invited to join Neighbor’s Club, Tractor
Supply’s free loyalty program. Members earn points with purchases, enjoy exclusive benefits,
receipt-free returns and more. Additional, exclusive benefits are available to military service
members, veterans and first responders, including two percent back daily, five percent off
quarterly coupons and 10% off on Honoring Heroes Days, which take place throughout the year.
For additional information, please visit NeighborsClub.com. To learn more about Tractor Supply Company, visit TractorSupply.com.

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