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If the Damen Avenue Silos are demolished, they will take with them some of the final remains of Carl Sandburg’s poetic salute to Chicago: “Hog Butcher for the World, Tool Maker, Stacker of Wheat.” The stockyards closed more than a half-century ago. About the only trace of Chicago’s manufacturing glory is the forest of balconies tacked onto repurposed factories. Now the Silos’ owner, Michael ...

Delaware State Police are still investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened on Wednesday night.

In the 1930s, three rural kids who all lived just west of Washington began their education in a little one-room schoolhouse on the outskirts of town. They were all in

Civil and port infrastructure facilities, a grain elevator and an administrative building have been damaged as a result of a Russia-launched Shahed drone attack on Odesa Oblast. Meanwhile, a truck driver suffered a minor leg injury.

The prosecutor's office has released photographs of the aftermath of the Russians' night attack on the southern part of Odesa Oblast. It also reported that the number of those injured in the attack has risen.

Following the losing battle to save the Great Northern grain elevators from demolition, Preservation Buffalo Niagara is focused on saving the Allied Mills grain elevator and is asking for the

Late planting, slow-growing crops, crops growing too fast, too much rain, too much wind — you name it and some P.E.I. cereal grain farmers have experienced it this summer.

Responsibilities include sales generation, new customer development

The Illinois State Journal reported 'The blaze could be seen from points ten and twelve miles distant' and 'the crowd was as spectacular as the blaze'

A state judge on Monday blocked St. John the Baptist Parish from restoring a nullified 1990 zoning ordinance that would allow construction of a controversial $225 million grain export terminal