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- 1GM and LG to spend $1 billion on prismatic battery plant▼GM and LG Energy Solution will spend 1B USD turning their Spring Hill plant into the first factory to mass-produce prism
General Motors and LG Energy Solution will invest $1 billion to convert their Spring Hill plant in Tennessee into the first factory mass-producing prismatic lithium manganese-rich battery cells. The chemistry is seen as a cheaper alternative to conventional EV batteries, and the move signals GM's push to cut electric vehicle costs while scaling domestic battery production.
- 2Spring Hill Elementary students relocate to former Cabell career center▼Spring Hill Elementary students meeting in the former Cabell Co. Career Technology Center
Spring Hill Elementary students are now holding classes in the former Cabell County Career Technology Center in West Virginia. The district has moved pupils into the alternate building, and local outlet WCHS reported on the arrangement. The report offers no further details on why students were relocated or how long they will remain in the former career and technical education facility.
- 3Howelsen Homecoming fundraiser to benefit Steamboat Winter Sports Club●Howelsen Homecoming to raise funds for Winter Sports Club
A Howelsen Homecoming event is being organized to raise money for the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, one of the oldest running ski clubs in the United States based at Howelsen Hill in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The fundraiser highlights continued community support for youth winter sports programs, including skiing and snowboarding, at the historic hill.
- 4Spring Hill Elementary students relocate to former Cabell career center●Spring Hill Elementary students meeting in former Cabell County Career Technology Center
Students from Spring Hill Elementary are now holding classes in the former Cabell County Career Technology Center in West Virginia, according to local reporting. The move suggests the district is repurposing an older vocational building to house elementary pupils, likely as a temporary or interim arrangement while the school's usual facilities are unavailable.