Woman Arrested After Toddler's Death Found in Gadsden Hearse
A woman named Terica Pearl was arrested after a toddler girl was found dead in a hearse outside a Gadsden funeral home, prompting a police investigation and public call for justice.
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Missing Woman's Body Discovered at Noccalula Falls
The body of 51-year-old Regina Smith, who went missing while on a flotation device at Noccalula Falls, was found at the bottom of the gorge after a search by rescue teams.
Gadsden secures first commercial micro-modular reactor assembly plant, bringing hundreds of jobs.
Seattle-based Ultra Safe Nuclear Corp. (USNC) will build a $232 million assembly plant in Gadsden, Alabama, to manufacture about 10 non-radiological micro-modular reactors (MMRs) a year. The MMRs are a nuclear energy system that delivers safe, clean, and cost-effective electricity. The reactors don’t use water, don’t require an electrical grid or infrastructure support, and can be used in virtually any climate. The plant will employ 250 professional and technical workers and have a $100 million economic impact. The facility will be operational by 2027 and will be the first plant of its kind in the world.
Ultra Safe Nuclear Corp. to Build $232M Microreactor Assembly Plant in Gadsden, Creating Hundreds of Jobs.
Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation has chosen Gadsden, Alabama as the location for its MMR Assembly Plant, a $232 million investment that will manufacture, assemble, and test non-radiological modules needed to construct USNC’s Micro-Modular Reactors. The facility will be the country’s first commercial-scale advanced microreactor production factory and will employ 250 professional and technical workers. The microreactors are intended to generate clean, cost-effective, and safe electrical power and heat, and can be deployed anywhere that humans need power, in any climate, because they require no electrical grid, infrastructure support, or water.
Gadsden to host microreactor assembly plant generating jobs and power.
Ultra Safe Nuclear Corp. (USNC) will build a $232 million micro-modular reactor assembly plant in Gadsden, Alabama, creating 250 professional and technical jobs. The automated facility will manufacture, assemble, test and inspect non-radiological modules needed to construct USNC’s micro-modular reactor. The 578,000-square-foot factory will use advanced manufacturing processes and equipment and will be capable of producing up to ten complete micro-modular nuclear units per year. No radioactive material will be used or stored at the Gadsden assembly plant.
Ultra Safe Nuclear Corp. to Build $232M Micro-Reactor Assembly Plant in Alabama, Creating 250 Jobs.
Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation (USNC) plans to invest $232 million to build a Micro-Modular Reactor Assembly Plant in Gadsden, Alabama, which will be the first commercial-scale microreactor production facility in the US. The plant will employ 250 professional and technical workers and will manufacture, assemble, test, and inspect the non-radiological modules needed to construct its advanced microreactors. The facility will feature state-of-the-art advanced manufacturing processes and equipment and will be capable of producing up to 10 complete MMR nuclear units per year. Construction is slated to begin in 2024, with the facility operational in 2027.