Happened yesterday ... one worker, a lady, was killed and two other workers were injured. Not sure what caused it .. of course it's still under investigation by the Fire Marshall.

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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KSNB) - One woman died and two men were injured Friday morning in an explosion at a Hornady Manufacturing plant west of Grand Island.

Hall County Attorney Marty Klein said the explosion happened in a chemical compound building at the Hornady plant at 8350 West Old Potash Highway, a Wood River address. That site is about four miles northwest of Alda on the site of the old Cornhusker Army Ammunition Plant.

Klein did not identify the victims, but did say that one of the men showed symptoms of a concussion and the other showed symptoms related to breathing dust and fumes. Klein said neither of the injuries to the men were considered life-threatening.

Klein said the Hall County Sheriff’s office and the State Fire Marshal were on the scene early Friday afternoon to continue investigating the explosion.

Crews from at least four local fire departments were called to the scene just before 10 a.m. Friday.

Hall County Emergency Manager Jon Rosenlund confirms that Cairo, Wood River, Alda and Grand Island Rural Fire Departments as well as the Hall County Sheriff’s Office were called to the scene. A Grand Island fire department ambulance was also dispatched.

A Local4 reporter on the scene reported that the property had been blocked off

Hornady Manufacturing is a long-time Grand Island business which makes bullets and ammunition.

Local4 contacted Hornady Manufacturing for comment and we are awaiting a response.

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I think we can confidently assume OSHA will be in the picture soon.

The explosion took place at Hornadys new site that was built to manufacture their own primers. https://www.1011now.com/2023/10/16/victim-identified-deadly-explosion-hornady-plant-nea...