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DALTON, GA / ACCESSWIRE / June 6, 2023 / The Dixie Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:DXYN) today announced it has entered into an agreement for the sale and leaseback of its distribution facility in Adairsville, Georgia. The Company anticipates the transaction will close in the third quarter of 2023. Upon closing the transaction, the Company expects to recognize a significant gain in net income. The proceeds from this financing transaction will be used to significantly reduce the Company''s debt and increase availability of funds under its existing lines of credit. The agreement is in accordance with plans previously announced in the Company''s Form 10-Q filing for the first quarter of the current year. The closing of the sale-leaseback agreement is subject to the prospective purchaser''s rights of inspection and approval. Other terms of the agreement were not announced. Commenting on the announcement, Dan Frierson, the Company''s Chief Executive Officer said, "We are pleased to announce our entry into a sale-leaseback agreement of our facility in Adairsville, Georgia.

The Dixie Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:NASDAQ:DXYN) Q1 2023 Earnings Conference Call May 4, 2023 1:00 PM ETCompany ParticipantsDaniel Frierson - Chairman & Chief Executive OfficerAllen Danzey -…

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Highlights from the First Quarter2023:Gross profit margin for the first quarter of 2023 was 26.6% of net sales compared to 19.6% in the first quarter of 2022.Operating income in the first quarter of 2023 was $306 thousand compared to an operating …

DALTON, Ga. (AP) — DALTON, Ga. (AP) — The Dixie Group Inc. (DXYN) on Thursday reported a loss of $1.8…

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The Dixie Group Inc. (NASDAQ:NASDAQ:DXYN) Q4 2022 Earnings Conference Call March 2, 2023 10:00 AM ETCompany ParticipantsDaniel Frierson – Chairman and Chief Executive OfficerAllen Danzey –…

DALTON, Ga. (AP) — DALTON, Ga. (AP) — The Dixie Group Inc. (DXYN) on Thursday reported a loss of $18.5…

Dixie Group press release (DXYN): Q4 GAAP EPS of -$1.24.Revenue of $89.22M (+26.5% Y/Y).

Dixie’s Jordan Roberts (10) draws a charge against Sky View’s Tanner Davis (1) during the championship game of the Utah 4A boys basketball tournament on Saturday in Logan. Eli Lucero, Herald Journal Box score Man or zone, man or zone? Sky View’s coaching staff went back and forth on which defense to play in their preparations for Saturday’s 4A state championship. A zone likely represented the best chance to slow down Dixie big man Kyle Lemke, but it also freed up Dixie’s shooters for more looks on the perimeter. The trade-off was allowing Lemke to possibly go off like he did in the semifinals . “That’s the hard thing to try and decide what you’re going to do,” said Sky View coach Kirk Hillyard, whose team ultimately settled on a zone defense. It proved to be a wise choice. The Bobcats limited Lemke’s effectiveness in the post and then shot the lights out offensively in a thrilling 52-44 victory over Dixie at the Smith Spectrum at Utah State to claim the state title. “How sweet is it to be in your backyard here in Logan with a stadium full of Cache Valley fans, fun to take in.

Crimson Cliffs’ Trey Evans is the Deseret News 4A Baseball Player of the Year. Provided by Crimson Cliffs Note: The Deseret News all-state teams are based exclusively on coaches votes from a list of nominated players from each team. Mr. Baseball Luke Anderson, Snow Canyon, DH/1B, Sr. Led Snow Canyon to a runner-up finish with a dominant season at the plate. Finished with a .563 BA, .676 OBP, 17 2B, 4 3B, 6 HR, 15 SB, 47 RBIs and 51 runs. 4A Player of the Year Trey Evans, Crimson Cliffs, OF, So. Led Crimson Cliffs to state championship with a .476 BA, 7 HR, 16 2B and 38 RBIs. 4A Playoff MVP Beau Sampson, Crimson Cliffs, Jr. Trey Evans, Crimson Cliffs Provided by Crimson Cliffs 1 of 16 Luke Anderson, Snow Canyon Provided by Snow Canyon 2 of 16 Zack Geertsen, Green Canyon Provided by Green Canyon 3 of 16 Payton Gubler, Desert Hills Provided by Desert Hills 4 of 16 Cole DeCastro, Desert Hills Provided by Desert Hills 5 of 16 Brock Roundy, Pine View Provided by Pine View 6 of 16 Beau Sampson, Crimson Cliffs Provided by Crimson Cliffs 7 of 16 Hunter Harrow, Bear River Provided by Bear River 8 of 16 Logan Mendenhall, Snow Canyon Provided by Snow Canyon 9 of 16 Marshall Hansen, Ridgeline Provided by Ridgeline 10 of 16 Garrison Marble, Bear River Provided by Bear River 11 of 16 Luke Iverson, Pine View Provided by Pine View 12 of 16 Jake Johnson, Snow Canyon Provided by Snow Canyon 13 of 16 GJ Erickson, Dixie Provided by Dixie 14 of 16 Trey Purser, Ridgeline Provided by Ridgeline 15 of 16 Petey Soto, Crimson Cliffs Provided by Crimson Cliffs 16 of 16 4A First Team Zack Geertsen, Green Canyon, 3B/1B, Sr. — .480 BA, .551 OBP, 15 2B, 4 HR, 31 RBI, 30 runs.

Ridgeline’s Markessa Jensen pitches the ball to Green Canyon batter Jentry Nava on Friday, May 20, 2022, in North Logan. Provided by Eli Lucero, Herald Journal Note: The Deseret News all-state teams are based exclusively on coaches votes from a list of nominated players from each team. 4A Player of the Year Markessa Jensen, Ridgeline, P, Sr. Led Ridgeline to the 4A state title with a 22-3 record and 2.87 ERA. At the plate, she batted .406 with 11 home runs, 8 doubles and 44 RBIs. 4A Playoff MVP Markessa Jensen, Ridgeline Markessa Jensen, Ridgeline Provided by Ridgeline 1 of 15 Ellie Pond, Ridgeline Provided by Ridgeline 2 of 15 Kate Dahle, Bear River Provided by Bear River 3 of 15 Zoe Sorensen, Bear River Provided by Bear River 4 of 15 Debra Tofi, Dixie Provided by Dixie 5 of 15 Emma Shakespear, Crimson Cliffs Provided by Crimson Cliffs 6 of 15 Laci Jones, Desert Hills Provided by Desert Hills 7 of 15 Jenelle Jones, Desert Hills Provided by Desert Hills 8 of 15 Jenna Thorkelson, Snow Canyon Provided by Snow Canyon 9 of 15 Anne Wallace, Ridgeline Provided by Ridgeline 10 of 15 McKinlee Wright, Hurricane Provided by Hurricane 11 of 15 Abby Stout, Hurricane Provided by Hurricane 12 of 15 Carlee Miller, Bear River Simply Shelby Photography 13 of 15 Anyssa Montano, Snow Canyon Provided by Snow Canyon 14 of 15 Teagan Hall, Mountain Crest Provided by Mountain Crest 15 of 15 4A First Team Ellie Pond, Ridgeline, 2B/SS, So. — .458 BA, 14 HR, 9 2B, 42 RBIs, 9 SB.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 01, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Trillium Gold Mines Inc. (TSXV:TGM, OTCQX:TGLDF, FRA:0702) (“Trillium Gold” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it has signed a Purchase and Sale Agreement (the “Purchase Agreement”) to acquire all of the rights and title to the Panama Lake Property (the “Property”) held by St. Anthony Gold Corp. (“St. Anthony Gold”). The Panama Lake Gold Project is located approximately 80km from, and on the same structural trend as, Kinross Gold’s Dixie deposit and effectively extends Trillium Gold’s dominant contiguous foothold along the Confederation belt by 9,882 hectares (see Figure 1).

Snow Canyon High School logo Snow Canyon High School ST. GEORGE — With the defending state 4A champions Snow Canyon Warriors struggling to a 6-6 Region 10 record and getting swept by a couple of region rivals along the way, the question on many people’s minds has been, “What’s wrong with Snow Canyon?” As it turns out, nothing at all as the Warriors advanced to the 4A championship series with a 7-5 victory over Dixie Thursday evening at Bruce Hurst Field. “We lost some guys to injury and were trying to move things around defensively and it seems like we would always kind of blow one inning,” Snow Canyon head coach Reed Secrist said. “But I really did have a feeling we would put things together eventually. Having Isaac Lyon back really helps.” Lyon (son of former Major Leaguer Brandon Lyon) was set to be the ace of the pitching staff and play shortstop when he wasn’t on the mound, but missed most of the season after breaking several ribs early in the year. He still can’t pitch, but has solidified the Snow Canyon defense and played error-free Thursday night.

Let''s start with a brief history. The U.S Federal Reserve established The Dollar Index, nicknamed the Dixie, in March 1973 soon after the dismantling of the Bretton Woods Agreement. At its start, the base value was 100 and values since then are relative to the base. It is now maintained by ICE Data Indices, a subsidiary of the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE). The calculation behind the Dixie is a basket of the exchange rate of six currencies: The Euro (EUR) makes up 57.6% of the basket. The Yen (JPY) with a weighting of 13.6%. The Cable (GBP) at 11.9% The Loonie (CAD) at 9.1%. The Swedish Krona (SEK) at 4.2%. The Swissy (CHF) at 3.6%. These six currencies included in the Dixie are generally referred to as America''s most significant trading partners. The index has only been updated once: in 1999, when the Euro replaced the German mark, French franc, Italian lira, Dutch guilder and Belgian franc. The value of the index is a fair indication of … Full story available on Benzinga.com