FORDKentucky and Tennessee will be sites of new Ford plantsThe Detroit NewsLocated on Main Street, The Whistle Stop is one of the big draws for Glendale, Kentucky, where the economy is largely tourism based. Photos taken in Glendale, Kentucky, on Sept. 27, 2021.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsThis is the entrance to the site where Ford will build BlueOvalSK Battery Park, consisting of twin battery plants that will power a new lineup of Ford and Lincoln electric vehicles coming to market later this decade. Photos taken in Glendale, Kentucky, on Sept. 27, 2021.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsThis is part of the site where Ford will build BlueOvalSK Battery Park, consisting of twin battery plants that will power a new lineup of Ford and Lincoln electric vehicles coming to market later this decade. Photos taken in Glendale, Kentucky, on Sept. 27, 2021.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsThis sign is posted on Main Street leading into Glendale, Kentucky.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsThis is the back of The Mercantile store, one of many antique shops on or near Main Street in Glendale, Kentucky, on Sept. 27, 2021.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsMike Cummins, 65, of Glendale, talks about the small log cabin that was moved to Main Street in the 80s and attached to The Whistle Stop, right, in Glendale, Kentucky, on Sept. 27, 2021. Cummins is semi-retired and recently sold The Whistle Stop, a staple of the area.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsMike Cummins, 65, of Glendale, said he will be interested to see if the investment in the industrial site long in the works comes to fruition in Glendale, Kentucky, on Sept. 27, 2021.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsA painted map shows the area on and near Main Street in Glendale, Kentucky.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsGrandmas Bluegrass Kitchen owner Donna Mattingly, 65, of Elizabethtown, commonly known as "Grandma," talks about the quaint setting of Glendale.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsA train rolls through Glendale, Kentucky, on Sept. 27, 2021.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsA train rolls through Glendale, Kentucky, on Sept. 27, 2021.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsTrucks pass by on Interstate 65 in Glendale, Kentucky on Sept. 27, 2021. The water tower for the Hardin County Water District 2 Glendale is seen in the background.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsThis sign is posted at Woods Armory on Main Street in Glendale, Kentucky.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsThis is the back of The Mercantile store, one of many antique shops on or near Main Street in Glendale, Kentucky.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsSoybeans grow on part of the site where Ford will build BlueOvalSK Battery Park.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsMayor of Haywood County, David M. Livingston, 66, stands in front of the water tower that will support Ford Motor Company's Blue Oval City campus in west Haywood County, Tennessee.Clarence Tabb Jr., The Detroit NewsThis sign marks the city limits of Stanton in Haywood County, Tennessee, where Ford Motor Co will build a 3,600-acre mega campus.Clarence Tabb Jr., The Detroit NewsCotton grows on a site in west Haywood County, Tennessee, where Ford Motor Co. will build its new Blue Oval City campus.Clarence Tabb Jr., The Detroit NewsHaywood County Mayor David M. Livingston, 66, stands in a cotton field where Ford Motor Co. will build its new Blue Oval City campus.Clarence Tabb Jr., The Detroit NewsThis fire and emergency medical service station was built in west Haywood County, Tennessee, to support Ford Motor Co.'s Blue Oval City.Clarence Tabb Jr., The Detroit NewsThis water tower will support Ford Motor Co.'s Blue Oval City campus in west Haywood County, Tennessee.Clarence Tabb Jr., The Detroit NewsThis water tower will support Ford Motor Co.'s Blue Oval City campus in west Haywood County, Tennessee.Clarence Tabb Jr., The Detroit NewsThis sign is posted in Stanton, Tennessee, where Ford Motor Co will build a 3,600-acre mega campus.Clarence Tabb Jr., The Detroit NewsFord Motor Co. will build its new Blue Oval City campus on this site in west Haywood County, which is now a corn field.Clarence Tabb Jr., The Detroit News