Friday, March 02, 2012
Tornadoes reported as storms threaten South, Midwest - CNN.com - A tornado emergency was declared in Madison County, Alabama, as a large and dangerous tornado was reported to have caused widespread damage in the city of Meridianville and at a high school, the National Weather Service said. At least two apparent tornadoes struck northeast Alabama Friday, as the powerful storm chucked golf ball-sized hail on area residents, officials said.
Thursday, March 01, 2012
Press Release: Yura Selects Dothan, Alabama For North American Headquarters - Mayor Mike Schmitz, City of Dothan, announced today that the Yura Corp. has selected the City of Dothan for the location of their new headquarters and manufacturing operation in North America.
Hyundai, Kia supplier to locate in Dothan | Dothan Eagle -Dothan Mayor Mike Schmitz said landing Yura was the culmination of a lot of effort from multiple parties. Schmitz visited Yura during a business trip to Korea in October of 2011 and had a chance to tour the company’s headquarters and research and development center. “It is a blessing to land a company of this caliber,” Schmitz said. “They are definitely 21st century high-tech and the opportunity they have for growing the company is tremendous.”
Hyundai: February another record month - WSFA.com - Different month, same news for Hyundai Motor America, and they're just fine with that. February sales set another all-time record for the month, up 18 percent over the previous year. The company says that equates to 51,151 units.
Wright wants to keep Carter's legacy with Mets - NYPOST.com - Kevin Kernan - Kid stayed in touch with the kid until the end. “The peacefulness he had towards the end it was amazing, you can’t even explain it,’’ David Wright told The Post about Gary Carter, who died of brain cancer on Feb. 16. The two would talk at length at least once a month and had spoken in the weeks before Carter passed away. “It was just incredible that he was at that kind of peace, knowing what he had to endure,” Wright said. “Gary had so much to offer and I’m so glad I got to know him personally.’’
Virginia's 'Tim Tebow Bill' Is Dead - Forbes - In a shocking upset, Virginia’s Senate Education and Health Committee on Thurs., March 1, rejected a “Tim Tebow bill,” which would have required public schools to let home-schoolers participate in sports and other activities
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