It was an explosion that forever changed the lives of many in the small town of Cambria, Wisconsin and the surrounding area.
Nearly a month after the tragedy that left five people dead and nearly a dozen injured, the last victim has been released from the hospital. Now, the process begins for victims, Didion Milling, and the community to try and heal and move forward.
Didion representatives said the company is moving forward with the safety measures in place. The fence surrounding the facility has been taken down and cranes are removing debris, but only people with clearance can enter.
The flag outside the Didion plant had been lowered out of respect for the victims, but a spokesperson said because the last victim was released, it has been raised back up.
"Everybody is home and they are progressing," said Riley Didion, President of Didion Milling. "We're ahead of schedule and I can tell you from our team's perspective, one of those times where you take a look at what happened, another huge milestone for us to celebrate. That was another reason the flag went up."
