AND WE DID ALSO CONFIRM WITH THE CARROLL COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGER THAT THERE IS NO ACTIVE THREAT TO THE PUBLIC REGARDING THOSE C A fire at the Tyson Foods Plant in Berryville, Arkansas ...

A Tyson plant in Berryville Arkansas sent over two dozen firefighters and 1 employee to the hospital with chemical burns on Jan. 15, according to Carroll County Emergency Management (CCEM).

A Tyson plant in Berryville Arkansas sent over two dozen firefighters and 1 employee to the hospital with chemical burns on Jan. 15, according to Carroll County Emergency Management (CCEM).

A fire at a Tyson Foods Inc. facility in Berryville Wednesday night left ... Mike McKelvey, emergency management director for Carroll County Arkansas, said emergency services were called just ...

BERRYVILLE, Ark. (KY3 ... Firefighters contained it shortly before 10 p.m. Carroll County, Arkansas, Emergency Management Director Mike McKelvey says the cause of the fire is still undetermined.

Mike McKelvey, emergency management director for Carroll County Arkansas, said emergency services ... the spokesperson said in an email. The Berryville facility fire comes after a December boiler ...

A fire at the Tyson Foods Plant in Berryville, Arkansas, sent more than two dozen ... according to Mike McKelvey, Carroll County emergency manager. The chemical was identified as sodium hydroxide ...

As many as two dozen firefighters were treated for chemical burns after responding to a fire at the Tyson Foods cooking plant in Berryville, Arkansas ... for the fire has not yet been determined, ...

Amy Ficon, chief of staff and senior manager for external communications for Messer Americas, told the Carroll County ... Arkansas. The company has a plant in Lewisville, approximately 30 miles east ...

BERRYVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA ... First responders do not know what caused the fire yet, said Carroll County, Arkansas, Emergency Management Director Mike McKelvey to KY3.