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Worshipers attend Sunday services days after tornado tore through Nash, Edgecombe counties - Vimarsana News

Worshipers attend Sunday services days after tornado tore through Nash, Edgecombe counties

Rocky Mount community members reflect on the destruction an EF-3 tornado left behind during Sunday service at Greater Joy Church.

Source: abc11.com
Tornado-damaged U.S. Pfizer plant won't see drug production delays: company - National - Vimarsana News

Tornado-damaged U.S. Pfizer plant won't see drug production delays: company - National

The drugmaker's ability to salvage production equipment and other essential materials could mitigate what experts feared would be a major blow to an already strained system.

Tornado-damaged U.S. Pfizer plant won't see drug production delays: company - Vimarsana News

Tornado-damaged U.S. Pfizer plant won't see drug production delays: company

The drugmaker’s ability to salvage production equipment and other essential materials could mitigate what experts feared would be a major blow to an already strained system.

Source: q107.com
NC Tornado | First responders describe minutes after tornado touched down - Vimarsana News

NC Tornado | First responders describe minutes after tornado touched down

The destruction left in the wake of Wednesday's EF-3 tornado shocked communities in Nash County, even rescue workers.

Source: abc11.com
Severe weather in US, Tornado damages Pfizer plant in N.C. - Vimarsana News

Severe weather in US, Tornado damages Pfizer plant in N.C.

A tornado has heavily damaged a major Pfizer pharmaceutical plant in North Carolina — the latest in a string of extreme weather events plaguing the U.S.

Source: kcra.com