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Chama Community radio is set to air again under new ownership.

That letter put the companys interest in the site in writing, and asked for the GAAs help in seeking releases from the FAA to develop the property, and with rezoning through the City of Gadsden. In the latest letter, Glover wrote, "We plan this action (going to the FAA) based on consultation with the Authoritys consultant, who advised that we may submit the request without Authority action. "As youll recall from our June 16 letter, we are also seeking permission to rezone the 88 acre parcel cur...

Building on its investment in the state of Georgia, Pilgrim’s Pride Corporation announced that it plans to invest $70 million to build a state-of-the-art pet food ingredient plant in Franklin County, Georgia. The new plant will create 90 permanent, good-paying jobs in Franklin County, as well as 100 construction and trades jobs during development of the facility. Pilgrim’s estimates that the plant, upon completion, will have a $65 million annual economic impact on the region through direct ...

Reporter Pilgrims officials say the proposed $70-million pet food conversion plant along Interstate 85 near Carnesville will feature state-of-the-art environmental measures, including indoor unloading and truck cleaning, on-site processing of production and storm water, and other odor-elimination controls. Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. plans to build a $70-million pet food ingredient plant near Interstate 85 in Franklin County. The state-of-the-art plant will create 90 permanent jobs with competitive...

The protein firm’s facility near Carnesville, GA will process chicken byproducts into ingredients for pet foods.

For more than 90 minutes Tuesday evening, Alabama Department of Environmental Management Agency representatives heard from 14 people who registered to speak regarding an air permit sought by Pilgrims Pride for a proposed rendering plant on Steele Station Road. Outside the Downtown Civic Center, a crowd gathered with "Stop the Rendering Plant" and other signs, chanting "Just say no" and other slogans as people entered the back of the center for the hearing. Opponents of the rendering plant stag...

Porthkerry Country Park. Picture: Patrick Olner A DRUG dealer who was arrested with £1,000 worth of high purity cocaine at a beauty spot car park has avoided going straight into custody. Robert Dumazel, 20, of Andrew Road, Penarth, was spotted by a police officer acting suspiciously in a Ford Fiesta at Barry’s Porthkerry Country Park. Cardiff Crown Court heard the defendant had 21 small bags of cocaine with a purity of 70 per cent in an Adidas sports bag. Nicholas Gedge, prosecuting,...

Nicholas Gedge, prosecuting, said: “When he was cautioned, he replied, ‘What’s this? Whose is it?’” An Apple iPhone was seized and a search of Dumazel’s home uncovered £1,200 in a wallet which the defendant said was “Christmas and birthday money”. Mr Gedge added: “DC Mark Glover, a police drugs expert, said the cocaine was of a high level of purity and had a street value of between £800 and £1,000. “The defendant’s iPhone had drug dealing texts going back to Aug...