AUSTIN, Minn.-It was a proposed Hy-vee distribution center that would bring hundreds of jobs to Austin.
The project would have resulted in a more than one million square foot facility alongside I-90.
The building would serve as a warehouse for food that would fill shelves throughout our area.
Now, representatives with the grocery chain are pulling out. Hy-vee says changing initiatives led them to the decision.
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During his time at the Hy-Vee helm, Edeker transformed the grocery chain from a mid-sized regional grocer into a nearly $14 billion national retail brand. …
The initial leg of the tour will include stops in St. Paul, Des Moines and Kansas City, Mo., and will include visits to community centers to provide monetary donations, Natural Choice® product donations and complimentary boxed lunches provided by Hy-Vee for those in need. The tour also includes free public sampling events at various grocery retailers in the Twin Cities as well as others in each region. …
Hy-Vee, based in Des Moines, announced on Aug. 14 it was investigating a data breach involving payment processing systems that handle transactions at some Hy-Vee fuel pumps, drive-thru coffee shops and restaurants. …
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