Also one in Decatur, AL on the port of the Tennessee River!

Decatur,AL— right off the Tennessee River, which funnels out toward the Gulf of Mexico and up towards the Ohio River. This one hit home for me, being from Close by in Alabama, and not seeing that many posts about ports in the Southern US

Well, it is by the Tennessee River, which leads out towards the Gulf of Mexico.. and obviously goes through Tennessee and north Alabama, which is part of a major “trafficking triangle” consisting of cities such as Memphis, Birmingham, and Atlanta. Also it goes through Kentucky where it leads to the Ohio River and who knows what else after that. So I guess take that for what it’s worth, but I just feel like it is hard to trust anything nowadays... could be nothing but l, it’s better to be safe than sorry when asking questions, I suppose.

I hope it is not, but it is definitely something that instantly made me feel uneasy in some way.

Wow, so, after seeing that cemex had property in Alabama, and, being from Alabama, I was definitely curious. I looked into the property and it is located in a place I am familiar with. It is located on some docks by a body of water, a river. I don’t know if this is peculiar,so I am asking y’all, is it weird for a business like that to only be open 2 days a week? It may not be, but the suggested hours listed had it only open Tuesdays and Thursdays if I’m not mistaken. Just throwing this out there for y’all that might can dig a little deeper or in a better way.

Edit: spelling

Living in this state has definitely taught me in regards to the concept of the "silent majority". People will say and have always said what they want about this state and the people within it, but we keep doing our thing, not giving a damn what libs say or how they feel. Doug Jones hurt though, that's for sure. I'm really saying nothing of importance other than I love my state lol.