There was a time, only a few days ago, when White Rock Quarries CEO Jim Hurley wondered why Birmingham-based EBSCO Industries would oppose his company’s proposal to bring a quarry and 120 well-paid jobs to the Town of Vincent. Now, he doesn’t have to wonder any more.
Read the rest of this entry »The Birmingham News story on EBSCO’s illegal dumping of hazardous waste can be found here:
Read the rest of this entry »The Shelby County Reporter story on EBSCO’s illegal discharging of hazardous waste can be read here.
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In every town in which it operates, White Rock Quarries is a part of the fabric of the community, providing not just jobs but other valuable contributions as well. White Rock has already made donations totaling $45,000 to Vincent Elementary and Vincent Middle/High School, as reported by The Shelby County Reporter and others. Throughout the [...]
Read the rest of this entry »The Shelby County Reporter has reported on the filing by White Rock of its zoning application. According to the paper: White Rock Quarries last week filed an application to have 886 acres of land rezoned from rural agricultural to a special district zoning status. The special district zoning status is more restrictive than a heavy [...]
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The Shelby County Reporter is reporting that Vincent residents have been receiving calls from unknown callers who claim to be from White Rock Quarries. The story, which you can read here, reveals that a consultant for EBSCO insists his company is not behind the calls. Neither is White Rock. Jo Mudd of the Vincent Historical [...]
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There was a time, only a few days ago, when ...
The Birmingham News story on EBSCO's illegal dumping of hazardous ...
The Shelby County Reporter story on EBSCO's illegal discharging of ...
In every town in which it operates, White Rock Quarries ...
The Shelby County Reporter has reported on the filing by ...
Fact is, White Rock Quarries won’t have any choice. There ...
