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Chambers County lumber company recovering after massive fire The fire left millions of dollars of damage to the saw mill. Chambers County lumber company recovering after massive fire By Caroline Linch | April 24, 2021 at 3:10 PM EDT - Updated April 24 at 5:03 PM CHAMBERS COUNTY, Ala. (WTVM) - The East Alabama Lumber Company in Lafayette is working to recover millions of dollars of damage to machinery and supplies. Those in the lumber industry say it’s going to take some time to get back to normal. It was a day full of smoke and clouds in Lafayette Friday. “It’s going to be smoky in Lafayette for a while, for a couple of days at least,” said Lt. Mark McManus of the Lafayette Fire Department.
Otter Tail County Polar Plunge smashes fundraising goal Otter Tail County's event for Special Olympics Minnesota raised more than $50,000, well over the initial goal of $35,000. Written By: Meg E. Perry | 7:01 pm, Mar. 13, 2021 × Team Purple Plungers, who collectively raised nearly $9,000 for Special Olympics Minnesota, take the plunge into Otter Tail Lake on Saturday, March 13. (Meg E. Perry / Perham Focus) Just as it’s getting warm outside, the temperature dropped quickly for those who participated in the 2nd annual Otter Tail County Polar Plunge as local individuals and teams leaped into the icy Otter Tail Lake on Saturday with style. This massively successful charitable event for Special Olympics Minnesota raised more than $50,000, well over the initial goal of $35,000. With over 27 locations all around the state, the Polar Plunge is the biggest fundraiser for Special Olympics Minnesota.
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MISSION BBQ Customers Donate $362,320 to Wreaths Across America News provided by Share this article Share this article COLUMBIA, Md., Feb. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, MISSION BBQ announced the donation of $362,320, to Wreaths Across America TM (WAA). This contribution was made possible thanks to the generosity of Our Customers and their support of the American Heroes Cups. The donation will help to sponsor over 36,000 veterans' wreaths to remember our fallen U.S. service members during the 2021 holiday season. "We remain proud and humbled to stand with Wreaths Across America and the amazing work they continue to do to Remember, Honor and Teach," said Bill Kraus, co-founder for MISSION BBQ.
"We're all getting a taste of what military families live with all the time," Worcester expressed. It's why she says she and her team were determined to make this mission happen this year for those military families who can't always get to their loved ones' graves. "Wreaths Across America puts a light on...not only those that serve but those strong families," Worcester told NEWS CENTER Maine. "I just love that we're connecting the dots all over the country." "I want to make sure that we cover Arlington, so nobody has to come there and say, 'What about my son?' Or 'What about my daughter?'" Wayne Hanson, the chairman of the WAA board of directors, added. He's a Vietnam veteran who joined WAA as a volunteer more than 25 years ago. He says on a trip to Arlington National Cemetery in 2013, he met a man whose son's grave wasn't covered with a wreath -- and that's when Hanson made it a point to make sure all graves get covered.