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CHATHAM, Va. — Water line breaks are no anomaly for Chatham residents. But a major line break Saturday night between Columbia Forest Products and the Chatham water plant left as

CHATHAM, Va. — A water line break between Columbia Forest Products and the Chatham water plant yesterday led to a boil water notice for Chatham, Tightsqueeze and Dry Fork.

Water main break repaired; boil water notice in effect

DRY FORK and DANVILLE, Va. — Tunstall High FFA chapter members of Dry Fork were recognized for participation in the Danville Community College (DCC) Barkhouser Free Enterprise Small Business Idea

Staff Writer The Inter-Mountain photo by Edgar Kelley Randolph County Commission President Mark Scott holds up a list of the first 149 street signs that will be put up as part of the 911 Road Sign Project. The Commission approved quotes for both the signs and posts at its latest meeting. ELKINS — With a contractor already in place to install new street signs throughout the county, Randolph County Commissioners made a pair of moves during their most recent meeting that put the final pieces in...

DOE recently announced it has awarded $99 million to two projects for Phase III of their  Demonstration of Large-Scale Pilot Carbon Capture Technologies funding opportunity. Membrane Technology and Research (MTR) was awarded $51,699,939 from DOE, and with additional non-federal funding, this project will bring over $64 million in research dollars into Wyoming.  “I am delighted that Membrane Technology and Research (MTR) has been selected to move forward in this process, and that Wyoming ha...

True West Magazine Al Sieber & U.S. Troops vs. Na-ti-o-tish’s Apaches One of the scouts spots the Apaches waiting in ambush on the north side of the canyon.  July 17, 1882 Apache leader Na-ti-o-tish (center) positions his warriors along a narrow gorge eight miles north of the Mogollon Rim in east central Arizona. They have built rifle pits and stacked  rock wings adjacent to large pine trees, awaiting a small troop of soldiers (55 men) who will pass, single file on horseback, directly below...

Wyoming carbon capture research to see $64M boost; Gordon, Lummis see hope kindled for Cowboy State coal By Brendan LaChance on May 4, 2021 (Shutterstock) CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming’s U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis said on Tuesday that a project that is slated to bring over $64 million in research dollars to Wyoming “is a huge development for the Wyoming energy industry.” Wyoming’s Integrated Test Center will host one of two projects selected by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for Phase II...

MARTINSVILLE, Va. — After a trying and tumultuous time apart while both were battling COVID-19, a Dry Fork couple has reunited at Mulberry Creek Nursing and Rehab Center in Martinsville

CO2Concrete, an entity incubated at the University of California, Los Angeles, has changed its name to CarbonBuilt to better align with a mission to store significant amounts of carbon dioxide in concrete used for the built environment. Developed over the course of seven years at the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering-hosted Institute for Carbon Management, the CarbonBuilt Reversa platform spans concrete mix design and curing innovations. TCC Materials shipped green block from its Rapid City, S...