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Posts Tagged ‘Virginia’

Helene’s lingering toll on Appalachian businesses

By Abby Hassler | January 22, 2025 | 0
Over Yonder owners Andy and Megan Long operated the restaurant in Valle Crucis, N.C., since 2014. The pair moved to the area in the early 2000s. Photo by James M. Davidson ©2024.

Once Hurricane Helene’s flood waters receded and the rebuilding process began, many small business owners were left unsure about their next steps.

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Appalachian Voices welcomes Andie Waugh as the Stewards Energy Communities VISTA

By Dan Radmacher | January 15, 2025 | 0
Headshot of Andie Waugh. Photo courtesy of Energy Community AmeriCorps Program.

Appalachian Voices has selected Andie Waugh, a recent North Carolina State University graduate, to serve as the Stewards Individual Placements Energy Communities AmeriCorps Volunteer In Service To America in the role of Solar Project Coordinator.

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REPORTER MEMO: Southeast Supply Enhancement Project

By Dan Radmacher | December 20, 2024 | 0
North Carolina gas build-out map showing the proposed Transco SSEP and T-15 pipelines, compressors, methane gas plants, and Moriah Energy Center liquified methane gas storage facility. Map by Appalachian Voices

The proposed project is a massive expansion of Transco’s pipeline network of over 1.5 million dekatherms per day of additional gas, and requires approximately 54.9 miles of additional pipe in Virginia and North Carolina in two separate “loops.”

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Pittsylvania County, Va., is at the center of an overbuilding of fossil fuel infrastructure

By Jessica Sims | December 16, 2024 | 1
Pittsylvania County Photo by Jessica Sims.

Pittsylvania County, Virginia, faces risks from a new gas plant from Balico and extensions of the existing Transco Mountain Valley pipelines. 

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Pound riverwalk public workshop and input session to be held

By Dan Radmacher | November 25, 2024 | 0

Appalachian Voices, the town of Pound and Hill Studios are hosting a community event on Dec. 12, 2024, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Pound Town Hall.

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Judge rules that Virginia regulators didn’t have authority to end state participation in Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative

By Dan Radmacher | November 20, 2024 | 0

Today, the Floyd County Circuit Court released a ruling that the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, its director and the State Air Pollution Control Board did not have the authority to end Virginia’s participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. 

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Signs of trouble for critical mine cleanup fund in Virginia

By Willie Dodson | November 16, 2024 | 0

A bankruptcy of any one of nine coal companies could tank the state of Virginia’s mine reclamation fund within a decade.

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Building collaborative communities in Southwest Virginia

By Rance Garrison | October 11, 2024 | 0

Last month, the Pennington Gap Community Center buzzed with enthusiasm as the Solar Workgroup of Southwest Virginia hosted its Community Energy Resilience Meeting on Sept. 11.

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Flood Recovery in Buchanan County, Virginia, a Muddy Process

By Lorelei Goff | October 7, 2024 | 0
Debris clogs a creek through a grassy area bordered by woods.

Confusion over permits and the impact of a threatened crayfish on recovery efforts is muddying the waters about making flood repairs.

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Coal Miners’ Widows Tell their Stories to Kentucky Rep. Morgan McGarvey

By Willie Dodson | August 21, 2024 | 0
A smiling older man in a hat (vertical), a younger man and woman side by side (top right), and and the same couple years later (lower right).

Currently, some miners’ widows can lose their black lung benefits in certain situations. A bill Congress would help make the system more fair.

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