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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