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Feeding the Gulf Coast breaks ground on warehouse expansion to meet rising need

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By Andrea Ramey 
| UTV44, WJTC
Feeding the Gulf Coast broke ground Wednesday on a major warehouse expansion project designed to nearly double its food storage capacity. Leaders say it represents much more than additional warehouse space. It's about serving a growing need. Seven years ago, the food bank distributed around 22 million pounds of food annually. Now, it's up to 45 million pounds, all while operating out of the same facility.
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Poarch Creek Indians review proposed solar projects and risks to land near reservation

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By Andrea Ramey 
| UTV44, WJTC
The Poarch Creek Indians are taking a closer look at several large-scale solar projects proposed in north Baldwin County and Escambia County and what impacts those developments could have on land near the reservation. Poarch Creek Indians Division Director for Regulatory Affairs Rusty Martin showed us the headwaters of Perdido River located on tribal land that once served a baptism site. He says protecting natural resources like this remains a top priority.
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Poarch Creek Indians review proposed solar projects and risks to land near reservation

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By Andrea Ramey 
| WPMI-TV (Mobile, AL)
Tue, June 2, 2026 at 4:37 PM Updated Tue, June 2, 2026 at 5:06 PM Poarch Creek Indians sign (NBC 15) MOBILE, Ala. (NBC 15) — The Poarch Creek Indians are taking a closer look at several large-scale solar projects proposed in north Baldwin County and Escambia County and what impacts those developments could have on land near the reservation.
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