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Officials break ground on ALDI warehouse in Loxley - Vimarsana News

Officials break ground on ALDI warehouse in Loxley

View fullscreen Gov. Kay Ivey, officials from ALDI, construction officials and local, county and state elected officials, broke ground Wednesday, Feb. 10 on a 564,000 square-foot office and warehouse, which is scheduled for completion in 2022. JOHN UNDERWOOD / STAFF PHOTOS Gov. Kay Ivey Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance President/CEO Lee Lawson. Previous Next Posted By John Underwood / john@gulfcoastmedia.com LOXLEY, Alabama — Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey joined retail officials, along wi...

COVID deaths highest in US in rural Republican-leaning Kansas county - Vimarsana News

COVID deaths highest in US in rural Republican-leaning Kansas county

QUINTER, Kan. – Sitting in the front seat of a red pickup as wind-whipped sorghum husks fly down Main Street like snowflakes, Ivy Charles fingers the white surgical mask slipped down beneath her chin. "He was a puzzle piece who can never be replaced," she says, tears welling into her tired eyes. "He was supposed to get better. We weren't expecting him to die." Just over a month ago, the now-rampaging coronavirus pandemic tore through this rural town of 1,000 and surrounding Gove County, killing 20 residents. Among them was Charles' father, Edward "Mac" McElhaney, 78. Here, where most ...

Deadliest place in America: They shrugged off the pandemic, then their family and friends started dying - Vimarsana News

Deadliest place in America: They shrugged off the pandemic, then their family and friends started dying

Deadliest place in America: They shrugged off the pandemic, then their family and friends started dying Trevor Hughes, USA TODAY UP NEXT QUINTER, Kan. – Sitting in the front seat of a red pickup as wind-whipped sorghum husks fly down Main Street like snowflakes, Ivy Charles fingers the white surgical mask slipped down beneath her chin. "He was a puzzle piece who can never be replaced," she says, tears welling into her tired eyes. "He was supposed to get better. We weren't expecting him to die." Just over a month ago, the now-rampaging coronavirus pandemic tore through...

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