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1 week ago | fremonttribune.com | Sky Chadde

Around 6:30 p.m. on Christmas Eve in 2022, flames ripped through the bowels of an industrial facility in Fremont, Nebraska. Elevators were scorched. Conveyor belts collapsed. Metal doors melted. As smoke filled the sky, employees scrambled to escape. One dialed 911. “The plant’s on fire,” he hurriedly breathed. “Is everybody out of there?” the dispatcher asked. “Working on it.”Local fire crews extinguished the blaze at the Archer Daniels Midland plant about three hours later.

1 week ago | flatwaterfreepress.org | Sky Chadde

Around 6:30 p.m. on Christmas Eve in 2022, flames ripped through the bowels of an industrial facility in Fremont, Nebraska. Elevators were scorched. Conveyor belts collapsed. Metal doors melted. As smoke filled the sky, employees scrambled to escape. One dialed 911. “The plant’s on fire,” he hurriedly breathed. “Is everybody out of there?” the dispatcher asked. “Working on it.”Local fire crews extinguished the blaze at the Archer Daniels Midland plant about three hours later.

1 week ago | thegazette.com | Sky Chadde |Investigate Midwest

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. Around 6:30 p.m. on Christmas Eve in 2022, flames ripped through the bowels of an industrial facility in Fremont, Nebraska. Elevators were scorched. Conveyor belts collapsed. Metal doors melted. As smoke filled the sky, employees scrambled to escape. One dialed 911. “The plant’s on fire,” he hurriedly breathed. “Is everybody out of there?” The dispatcher asked.

2 weeks ago | iowastartingline.com | Sky Chadde |Zachary Oren Smith

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2 weeks ago | sentientmedia.org | Sky Chadde |Investigate Midwest

This story was originally published on Investigate Midwest. Around 6:30 p.m. on Christmas Eve in 2022, flames ripped through the bowels of an industrial facility in Fremont, Nebraska. Elevators were scorched. Conveyor belts collapsed. Metal doors melted. As smoke filled the sky, employees scrambled to escape. One dialed 911. “The plant’s on fire,” he hurriedly breathed. “Is everybody out of there?” The dispatcher asked.