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Commodity Flow Study Project receives approval - Vimarsana News

Commodity Flow Study Project receives approval

 The Local Emergency Planning Committee held a special meeting Wednesday to receive authority for Geary County to participate in a mult

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How the trucking industry changed during the pandemic - Vimarsana News

How the trucking industry changed during the pandemic

Truckinfo.net investigated how the trucking industry changed during the pandemic using a variety of news and other sources.

How the trucking industry changed during the pandemic | The Jersey Tomato Press - Vimarsana News

How the trucking industry changed during the pandemic | The Jersey Tomato Press

Truckinfo.net investigated how the trucking industry changed during the pandemic using a variety of news and other sources.  

Tennessee ships $405.5 billion in goods to other states each year, 13th most in U.S. - Vimarsana News

Tennessee ships $405.5 billion in goods to other states each year, 13th most in U.S.

(Tennessee Business) A recent analysis found that Tennessee ships approximately $405.5 billion in goods to other states every year, accounting for 2.8% of the country’s total. Overall, Tennessee ships the 13th most goods to other states. The last few years have starkly shown how interconnected the world has become. The COVID-19 virus spread across borders and regions with ease, disrupting communities and economies across the globe. One of COVID’s biggest ripple effects was t ...

Potential railroad strike looms in December. - Vimarsana News

Potential railroad strike looms in December.

In the days leading up to the Sept. 15 strike deadline, railroads began to deny service for perishable freight, hazardous materials and other types of cargo they didn’t want to handle in the event of a work stoppage.