The new guidance still calls for wearing masks in crowded indoor settings like buses, planes, hospitals, prisons and homeless shelters but will help clear the way for reopening workplaces, schools, and other venues.
Out of gas. That’s the sign posted on many gas stations all across the Tennessee Valley as we still feel the impact of the Colonial Pipeline cyber attack on Thursday.
The president said he expects the pipeline to resume normal operations by next week and stressed the importance of improving the durability of U.S. infrastructure as part of his $2.3 trillion jobs plan.
In the Tennessee Valley, new residential and commercial construction is exploding. They can’t build homes fast enough, and there aren’t enough skilled workers to go around. However, there is one local business creating its own pipeline to fill that gap.
“All of our equipment runs on gas. Our trucks luckily are diesel but if that goes south, we wouldn’t be able to have crews on the road,” said a local landscaping company owner.
But soon, a new vocational center will be constructed at the high school to help students learn about construction, electric vehicles, and aviation tech.
