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Fisher Sand and Gravel
Coverage of Fisher Sand and Gravel in the Nexus archive.
protesterstopic1Lochielplace1ancient cottonwood treestopic1U.S.-Mexico borderplace1border walltopic1Arizonaplace1Donald Trumpperson1Presidio Municipal Development Districtorganization1U.S. Customs and Border Protectionorganization1Army Corps of Engineers Fort Worth Districtorganization1International Boundary and Water Commissionorganization1Kristi Noemperson1Barnard Construction Co.organization1Big Bend National Parkplace1Rio Grandeplace1Presidio Valley Flood Control Systemorganization1
- Protesters occupy 200-year-old tree at US-Mexico border to stop its destruction: ‘She’s our Statue of Liberty’
Protesters in Arizona are staging a 'tree sit' to prevent the destruction of ancient cottonwood trees by federal contractors building a border wall. Contractors from Fisher Sand and Gravel crushed three trees with excavators on July 27.
- Trump’s newest border wall planned in West Texas is news to locals
A new steel-bollard border wall project in Big Bend National Park, Texas, approved by former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, has sparked local concern. The $2.45 billion project includes contracts for Barnard Construction Co. and Fisher Sand and Gravel, with potential impacts on Presidio's flood control levee system.