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Hannah Denham

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  • Investigative Reporter, AL.com
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Data center company buys Golden Flake factory space amid expansion

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By Hannah Denham Verified
| Dothan Eagle Verified
A data center company bought a portion of the former Golden Flake factory in Birmingham right next door to its current campus, according to county records. kAmt2C=:6C E9:D H66<[ E96 A2C6?E 4@>A2?J @7 sr q=@I 3@F89E E96 AC@A6CEJ 7@C Sa]d >:==:@? 7C@> %6??6DD66\32D65 a?5D :? qF:=5:?8 |2E6C:2=D[ x?4][ @?
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Data center company buys Golden Flake factory space amid expansion

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By Hannah Denham Verified
| AL.com Verified
Business Published: Jul. 26, 2026, 6:00 a.m. The Golden Flake factory in Birmingham produced its last potato chip in 2023. Now, part of the site could be slated for a data center. A data center company bought a portion of the former Golden Flake factory in Birmingham right next door to its current campus, according to county records. Earlier this week, the parent company of DC Blox bought the property for $2.5 million from Tennessee-based 2nds in Building Materials, Inc., on July 20.
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Chemical manufacturer to cutback Alabama operations, laying off 80

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By Hannah Denham Verified
| Dothan Eagle Verified
A chemical manufacturer is cutting back operations at one of its south Alabama facilities, a move that will affect dozens of jobs, according to a notice filed with the state. kAmqp$u r@CA@C2E:@? 4@?7:C>65 H:E9 k2 9C67lQ9EEADi^^HHH]2=]4@>^Q C6=lQQ E2C86ElQ03=2?<Qmp{]4@>k^2m E92E E96 }6H y6CD6J\32D65 4@>A2?J H:== DE@A @A6C2E:?8 >F=E:A=6 AC@5F4E:@?
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