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ADVANCE FOR THE WEEKEND OF JULY 18-19 AND THEREAFTER - The Hercules plant is shown in a Tuesday, June 30, 2015 photo in Hattiesburg, Miss. For almost a century, the Hercules plant has stood as one of Hattiesburg's most prominent landmarks. Built shortly after World War I, the facility started out with a small workforce before expanding to one of the state's largest employers over the next 50 years. In its heyday, the company produced more than 250 chemical products. (Eli Baylis/The Hattiesburg American via AP)
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